GMS Q4 2025: Unraveling Key Contradictions in Market Trends and Financial Outlook
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Wednesday, Jun 18, 2025 11:53 am ET1min read
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Sales and Revenue Performance:
- GMSGMS-- reported net sales of $1.3 billion for the fourth quarter fiscal 2025, with organic sales declining 8.3% per day.
- The decline was due to continuing challenges across the business, including soft demand across residential and commercial markets.
Cost Reductions and Efficiency:
- GMS implemented $25 million in annualized cost savings in the fourth quarter, exceeding the previous target.
- This was achieved through workforce reductions, leveraging technological investments, and operational efficiencies to optimize activities.
Complementary Product Growth:
- Complementary product sales were nearly flat year-over-year with 1.4% per day growth for the fourth quarter.
- The resilience of this segment is attributed to its focus on high-margin niches such as tools, fasteners, and exterior finishes.
Wallboard Pricing and Market Dynamics:
- Wallboard pricing was resilient, with the average realized price at $478 per thousand square feet, down marginally from the prior quarter.
- Manufacturers launched regional price increases in May, but success in adopting these increases depends on market conditions.

Sales and Revenue Performance:
- GMSGMS-- reported net sales of $1.3 billion for the fourth quarter fiscal 2025, with organic sales declining 8.3% per day.
- The decline was due to continuing challenges across the business, including soft demand across residential and commercial markets.
Cost Reductions and Efficiency:
- GMS implemented $25 million in annualized cost savings in the fourth quarter, exceeding the previous target.
- This was achieved through workforce reductions, leveraging technological investments, and operational efficiencies to optimize activities.
Complementary Product Growth:
- Complementary product sales were nearly flat year-over-year with 1.4% per day growth for the fourth quarter.
- The resilience of this segment is attributed to its focus on high-margin niches such as tools, fasteners, and exterior finishes.
Wallboard Pricing and Market Dynamics:
- Wallboard pricing was resilient, with the average realized price at $478 per thousand square feet, down marginally from the prior quarter.
- Manufacturers launched regional price increases in May, but success in adopting these increases depends on market conditions.

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