DVA

DaVita's stock experienced a 5.6% decline in February 2026 due to profit-taking and concerns regarding reimbursement risk, despite strong fourth-quarter performance. In the same month, DVA reached new all-time highs due to an upward revision in its 2026 earnings guidance. In May 2026, DaVita reported strong first-quarter results, exceeding forecasts and raising its full-year guidance, initially leading to a 3.15% decline in aftermarket trading, but later a 19.4% jump on May 6, 2026. Over the last 12 months, DVA has significantly outperformed the S&P 500.