Target reported FY2025 GAAP diluted earnings per share of USD 8.13, down 8%, and adjusted EPS of USD 7.57, down 14%. Net sales were USD 104.8 billion, down 2%, while comparable sales fell 3% driven by a 2% decline in traffic. Operating income was USD 5.12 billion, down 8%, and adjusted operating income was USD 4.78 billion, down 14%. The company recorded USD 593 million of net gains related to credit card interchange fee litigation settlements and incurred USD 250 million of costs related to business transformation initiatives. For FY2026, Target expects capital expenditures of about USD 5 billion and plans to open about 30 new stores.

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