Ross Stores delivered a solid Q3 FY25 with higher-than-expected revenue and earnings. Strong comparable sales and disciplined cost control led to robust profitability and an 11.6% operating margin.
EPS reached $1.58, above guidance, despite a $0.05 EPS hit from tariff-related costs.
Revenue rose to $5.6 billion, driven by a 7% increase in comparable store sales.
Net income climbed to $512 million from $489 million the prior year.
Strong customer response to marketing campaigns and back-to-school merchandise fueled performance.
Ross raised its Q4 guidance and full-year EPS outlook, signaling strong momentum heading into the holiday season.
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