Burlington Stores reported Q4 FY2025 net sales of USD 3.6 billion (+11.0%) with comparable store sales up 4.0%, and net income of USD 310 million, or USD 4.84 per diluted share. Q4 gross margin was 43.7%, while adjusted EPS (excluding bankruptcy acquired lease expenses) was USD 4.99 (+21.0%). For FY2025, Burlington Stores posted net sales of USD 11.5 billion (+9.0%) with comparable store sales up 2.0%, and net income of USD 610 million, or USD 9.51 per diluted share; adjusted EPS was USD 10.17 (+22.0%) and adjusted EBIT margin was 8.0%. The company ended Q4 with USD 2.2 billion in liquidity, USD 2.1 billion in total debt, and merchandise inventories of USD 1.3 billion (+5.0%); it repurchased USD 59 million of shares in Q4 and had USD 385 million remaining under its buyback authorization. For FY2026, Burlington Stores guided to total sales growth of 8.0% to 10.0% with comparable store sales up 1.0% to 3.0%, and adjusted EPS of USD 10.95 to USD 11.45; plans include 110 net new stores and a new distribution center in Savannah, GA. CEO Michael O’Sullivan said the company took actions to offset tariff-related margin pressure introduced in April and expects to “aggressively chase sales” in FY2026.

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