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Chewy Stock: Why Analysts Say Boring May Be the Best Buy
Written by Gabriel Osorio-Mazilli. Published 9/30/2025.
Key Points
- Due to its strong business model, Chewy stock is harnessing attention from Wall Street analysts as one of the best plays in the consumer sector.
- Wall Street analysts are raising their price targets on the stock as they recognize its strong positioning.
- A recent $500 million buyback from management confirms the stock may be cheap today.
Safety might seem boring—but boring can be the smartest play when markets are stretched thin. With the S&P 500 near record highs and the Federal Reserve cutting rates, investors should reconsider the assumption that this cycle will mirror the last. During COVID-19, rate cuts were purely stimulative, aimed at preventing deflation. Today, with inflation still hovering around 3%, the dynamics are very different.
That shift makes stable, cash-generating businesses increasingly attractive to investors seeking shelter from volatility. Enter Chewy (NYSE: CHWY). Its subscription-based model delivers predictable revenue, and its loyal customer base provides a solid foundation for consistent cash flow. These are exactly the traits that tend to shine in uncertain markets.
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Click here to RSVP automatically for 12 Months to RetirementIt's also why some analysts have already raised their price targets, positioning themselves ahead of a potential upside move. If Chewy outperforms its sector and the broader market, these firms will be able to say they saw it coming.
Why Wall Street Likes Chewy Stock
Within the consumer staples sector, few names boast the recession resistance of Chewy. Whether the economy is booming or contracting, pet spending tends to hold steady. Families consistently prioritize their pets, giving Chewy a durable revenue base.
That reliability is fueling analyst and investor confidence. The consensus price target for Chewy stock now stands at $45.84, implying roughly 16% upside from current levels. Some are even more bullish: Michael Morton of Moffett Nathanson recently initiated a Buy rating with a $48 price target, suggesting about 21% upside and putting the stock within striking distance of its 52-week high.
Beyond sentiment, the numbers back up the story. Chewy currently boasts a gross profit margin of 29.5% and a return on invested capital (ROIC) of 15.7%. ROIC is especially important because it correlates closely with long-term stock performance, indicating how efficiently management reinvests profits to create value.
Investors are clearly paying attention. Despite a high price-to-earnings (P/E) ratio of 113.3×—a steep premium compared to the retail sector average of 20.2×—buyers are still stepping in. That premium reflects expectations of future growth and a willingness to pay for durable earnings. For more context, compare Chewy with its industry competitors.
Institutional Optimism Builds
It's not just analysts or market multiples sending a signal—institutional capital is following suit. In August 2025, Invesco Ltd. increased its stake in Chewy by 34.7%, boosting its position to $306.3 million, or 1.7% of the company.
While some might note selling by BC Partners during the same period, that move appears more reflective of portfolio rebalancing than waning conviction—especially after Chewy gained 18.4% year-to-date, outperforming the S&P 500 by nearly five percentage points.
This type of rebalancing is common when a large stake grows oversized following a strong run. What's more telling is what Chewy did next: the company repurchased the $500 million stake (roughly 3% of its market cap) directly from BC Partners.
Instead of simply holding onto cash, management reinvested in the business—a move that signals strong insider confidence in Chewy's long-term value and supports the thesis that the stock remains undervalued, reinforcing analysts' decision to raise their targets.
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