
Trent shares surged 10% after the company reported a strong business update, raising hopes that its prolonged underperformance could be coming to an end. But does the latest growth signal a genuine turnaround, or is the stock still too expensive for investors? Market expert Dharmesh Kant explains why Trent's business remains strong but its valuation is the key concern. Despite 23% revenue growth, the stock continues to trade at over 70 times earnings. Investors will need to track operating margins, same-store sales growth, new store additions and the company's ability to manage competition and pricing pressures.