Advance Auto Parts Q2 Takes a Hit on Weak DIY Demand
Advance Auto Parts raises FY2026 adjusted EPS guidance after a second-quarter earnings beat, despite weaker sales and declining comparable-store performance.
Advance Auto Parts sold less stuff than expected, but the company found ways to make more money per dollar of sales. When a store does better with less, it means they're running smarter—but watch if customers keep coming back.
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