Nov. 17 at 5:01 PM
National Vision shares rose Monday after the optical retailer outlined its long-term growth strategy and financial targets at an investor event at Nasdaq MarketSite. The company unveiled a comprehensive transformation plan aimed at driving high-single-digit annual revenue growth and expanding adjusted operating margins by 50–150 basis points per year through FY2030. It also announced a multiyear cost-savings program expected to deliver about
$20 million in annualized savings, with roughly half coming in FY2026.
For FY2026, National Vision provided a planning scenario calling for high-single-digit net revenue growth, mid-single-digit same-store sales growth, and roughly 100 basis points of adjusted operating-margin expansion versus its FY2025 outlook. CEO Alex Wilkes said the company is “boldly reinventing” itself to unlock long-term value, focusing on four growth vectors: expanding into underdeveloped customer segments, increasing premium-lens penetration.
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