Goodyear Tire & Rubber (GT) is projected to report Q3 2025 earnings of $0.24 per share on $4.6722 billion in revenue, following a recent Q2 2025 miss where it posted a ($0.17) EPS against an estimated $0.14 and revenue of $4.47 billion fell short of expectations, declining 2.3% year-over-year. Amidst this performance, analysts have issued several rating adjustments and target price cuts, resulting in an average "Hold" rating and an average target price of $11.50, reflecting a cautious outlook for the company which recently traded at $6.89.
Goodyear Tire & Rubber (GT) significantly underperformed in Q2 2025, reporting an EPS of ($0.17) against consensus estimates of $0.14, a miss of $0.31. Revenue also fell short at $4.47 billion compared to $4.50 billion expected, representing a 2.3% year-over-year decline. For the upcoming Q3 2025, analysts anticipate an EPS of $0.24 on $4.6722 billion in revenue, indicating a projected rebound from the prior quarter's loss. Analyst sentiment has turned cautious, with recent actions including HSBC reissuing a "hold" rating with a reduced target price of $9.50 (from $15.50) and BNP Paribas downgrading to "hold" from "strong-buy." The stock currently holds an average "Hold" rating with an average target price of $11.50, significantly above its recent trading price of $6.89. This suggests a potential disconnect or expectation of future recovery not yet reflected in the market. The company's financial health shows a debt-to-equity ratio of 1.24, a quick ratio of 0.63, and a current ratio of 1.15, indicating some liquidity constraints. GT is trading at $6.89, below both its 50-day ($7.78) and 200-day ($9.58) moving averages, and close to its 52-week low of $6.51, reflecting persistent bearish momentum. The overall sentiment for GT is highly negative at -0.8, reinforcing a cautious outlook.
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