Floor Decor 2025 Q3 Earnings Net Income Up 10.8% to $57.26M

Floor & Decor (FND) reported fiscal 2025 Q3 earnings on Oct 31, 2025, . The results exceeded expectations for earnings but matched revenue forecasts. The company reaffirmed its full-year guidance, .

Revenue

The total revenue of Floor & Decor increased by 5.5% to $1.18 billion in 2025 Q3, driven by strong performance across key segments. Laminate and vinyl led with $274.11 million in revenue, followed by Tile at $268.52 million. , . Wood and natural stone segments generated $82.69 million and $51.11 million, respectively. Adjacent categories and other segments combined for $50.49 million, rounding out the total.

Earnings/Net Income

Floor & , marking continued earnings growth. Meanwhile, , . The sustained profitability over 12 years underscores operational discipline amid market challenges.

Post-Earnings Price Action Review

The stock price of Floor & , , . The decline reflects broader market pressures in the home improvement sector, compounded by concerns over new store productivity and macroeconomic volatility. Despite strong earnings, investor sentiment remains cautious, .

CEO Commentary

, CEO, emphasized leadership continuity and strategic growth, stating Floor & Decor’s focus on scaling toward 500 warehouse stores and accelerating commercial flooring expansion. He highlighted the company’s unique culture and team as critical to delivering value for homeowners and professionals, expressing confidence in “our next phase of growth.” The tone reflects optimism, with Paulsen noting the company’s “best days are ahead” and its ability to leverage operational expertise in merchandising, supply chain, and retail.

Guidance

The company outlined forward-looking priorities, including expanding its warehouse store count to 500 and advancing commercial flooring initiatives. While no specific financial guidance was provided, the Board reiterated long-term strategic goals, such as increasing market presence across 38 states and enhancing operational efficiency. Risks to execution include economic volatility, supply chain disruptions, and competitive pressures, as detailed in prior SEC filings.

Additional News

Floor & Decor’s leadership transition, with Brad Paulsen succeeding Tom Taylor as CEO, marked a pivotal shift in 2025 Q3. Taylor will assume the role of Executive Chair, focusing on long-term strategy while Paulsen leads daily operations. Meanwhile, , . This move signals investor caution amid a 31% annual decline in Floor & Decor’s share price. The company also announced plans to open 20 new stores in fiscal 2025, including high-traffic locations like North Scottsdale and Staten Island, reflecting confidence in its expansion strategy.

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