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Aug 02
Foot Locker Q2 2025 Earnings Report
Foot Locker reported a wider net loss in Q2 2025 as sales declined and international performance weakened, partially offset by strength in North America.
Key Takeaways
Foot Locker posted Q2 2025 results with lower sales, wider losses, and ongoing challenges in international markets, while North America comps grew modestly. The company also advanced store modernization initiatives and received shareholder approval for its acquisition by Dick’s Sporting Goods.
Total revenue fell to $1.86 billion, down 2.4% year-over-year.
GAAP EPS was a loss of $0.39; non-GAAP EPS was a loss of $0.27.
North America comps grew 1.4%, but EMEA and Asia Pacific saw double-digit declines.
52 stores were refreshed and 11 reimagined stores opened, including 2 Champs Sports locations.
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CapyFin.com Forward Guidance
The company did not issue forward guidance due to its pending acquisition by Dick’s Sporting Goods.
Positive Outlook
- North American comparable sales increased by 1.4%.
- Champs Sports banner delivered a fourth consecutive quarter of positive comp sales.
- Store modernization continued with 52 refreshed stores.
- Launched enhanced FLX Rewards program in Europe.
- Shareholder approval and regulatory clearance received for acquisition by Dick’s Sporting Goods.
Challenges Ahead
- Total sales declined by 2.4% year-over-year.
- Net loss widened to $38 million.
- Comparable sales in EMEA and Asia Pacific fell sharply (down 10.3%).
- Gross margin decreased by 50 basis points.
- Soft traffic trends persisted in WSS and international businesses.
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