
Not Everybody Likes Hunting, But Insiders Preyed On Sportsman's Warehouse's Stock
📅 June 27, 2025 | 🏷️ Stock: SPWH ($3.53, +7.29%)
🎯 TL;DR:
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Insiders are loading up on stock (CEO, CFO, Directors)
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Financial performance is bruised, but improving
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Cheap valuation: P/S 0.11, EV/Revenue 0.55
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Insider confidence may signal a potential turnaround
🎯 Insiders Are On the Hunt
If you're wondering whether anyone still shops at Sportsman’s Warehouse, the answer appears to be "Yes" — at least if you ask the people running the place.
🔥 Biggest Recent Buys:
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🧔 Paul Stone (CEO): Bought 24,002 shares at $3.13 on June 9, 2025
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🎯 Richard McBee (Director): Bought 75,000 shares at $2.68 on June 5, 2025
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📊 Jeffrey White (CFO): Bought 10,000 shares at $2.30 in late 2024
That’s not hunting. That’s stock stalking.
🏦 Institutional Support? Moderate.
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Institutions own 67.85% of the float.
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Vanguard and Gabelli are in. So are Solas Capital and JB Capital Partners.
Room for more? Absolutely.
🔍 For full Institutional Ownership breakdown, see here.
🏕️ What is Sportsman's Warehouse, Anyway?
If REI and a survivalist had a child, this would be it.
Based in West Jordan, Utah, SPWH sells:
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🎣 Fishing gear
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🏹 Archery and hunting tools
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🧥 Apparel and private labels (Rustic Ridge, Killik, etc.)
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🥾 Footwear
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🪖 Optics, GPS, radios, knives, and more
Bonus: In-store services include bore sighting, archery tuning, and fishing license issuance. It’s like your local DMV, but with bear spray.
💸 Financials: Wounded, But Still Walking
For FY2024 (ended Feb 1, 2025):
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📉 Net Sales: $1.20B (-7% YoY)
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📊 Gross Margin: 30.9% (up slightly)
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📉 Same Store Sales: -7.8%
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💰 Adjusted EBITDA: $29.6M (up from $24.6M)
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💀 Net Loss: ($33.1M), but adjusted loss improved
📅 Q1 FY2025:
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🔼 Net Sales: $249.1M (+2%)
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💰 Gross Margin: 30.4%
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⚠️ Adjusted EBITDA: -$9.0M
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💔 Net Loss: ($21.3M), but improved adjusted loss
📦 Balance Sheet Snapshot:
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💵 Cash: $3.6M
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🏦 Debt: $166M (term loan + revolver)
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📦 Inventory: $412.3M (some of it from tariff panic buying)
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💧 Total Liquidity: $122.1M (down slightly)
They’re bleeding cash, but slowly.
🧭 Outlook: Can They Survive the Storm?
For FY2025:
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📈 Revenue expected: -1% to +3.5%
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💵 Adjusted EBITDA: $33M to $45M
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🏪 New Stores: One (in Surprise, AZ, no less!)
👉 Want the full picture? Dive into Sportsman's Warehouse’s financials here.
📉 Valuation Screams Bargain Bin:
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Price/Sales: 0.11
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Price/Book: 0.63
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EV/Revenue: 0.55
Translation: Wall Street was pricing this for a survival reality show. But maybe it’s time for Season 2: The Comeback.
⚠️ Risks & Red Flags:
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🧨 Consumers still watching their wallets
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🐻 People are less into hunting these days (especially the animals)
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📉 Still losing money
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💸 Liquidity shrinking, albeit more slowly
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🐂 If the bull market cools, speculative names like this could get left behind
But insiders clearly think the stock is prey worth chasing.
💡 Curious about another deep oil exploration play?
Check our takes on UnitedHealth Group or even Oscar Health.
🎤 Final Thought
Not everyone wants to hunt or fish. But if you’re hunting for a turnaround play, Sportsman’s Warehouse might be worth a look. Just don’t go bear-watching with your portfolio unhedged. 🐾
🚨 Disclaimer:
Hunt for profits at your own risk. And please, don’t shoot the messenger. 🎬
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