Regis 2025 Q4 Earnings Strong Performance as Net Income Surges 27.7%

Regis (RGS) reported its fiscal 2025 Q4 earnings on Sep 03rd, 2025. The results exceeded expectations with robust revenue and earnings growth. The company raised its guidance for the full year, signaling confidence in continued operational improvements and strategic momentum.

Regis reported total revenue of $210.13 million for fiscal 2025 Q4, reflecting a 22.3% increase compared to $49.38 million in the same period of 2024. This growth was broad-based across its business segments, driven by strong performance in both franchising and company-owned salons. Royalties and fees totaled $67.88 million, with royalties contributing $58.16 million and fees at $9.72 million. Advertising fund contributions reached $21.92 million, while franchise rental income surged to $76.60 million. Company-owned salons also contributed $43.73 million to the top line.

Regis’s earnings per share (EPS) grew by 19.6% to $47.82 in 2025 Q4, compared to $40.00 in 2024 Q4, reflecting solid profitability. The company's net income also rose significantly, reaching $116.49 million in 2025 Q4, a 27.7% increase from $91.20 million in the prior-year period. These results highlight the company’s improved operational efficiency and strong revenue performance.

The stock price of Regis has shown positive momentum in the post-earnings period. Over the latest trading day, shares gained 2.64%. The upward trend continued with a 7.03% increase during the most recent full trading week, and the stock surged 27.19% month-to-date. These gains reflect investor confidence in the company’s strategic direction and improved financial results.

Following the earnings report, leadership emphasized the progress made under its transformational plan. Jim Lane, Interim Chief Executive Officer, highlighted the company’s focus on two key priorities: the repositioning of the Supercuts brand and the optimization of company-owned salon operations. Lane noted that the Supercuts loyalty program now drives 36% of transactions and serves as a “powerful driver of long-term growth and customer retention.” The new salon concept is nearing a pilot launch, and the company has successfully acquired 300 salons from Align. Lane also mentioned the implementation of a redesigned stylist pay model aimed at boosting productivity. He expressed optimism about the company’s trajectory, stating, “We are excited about the future and we look forward to sharing more updates in the months ahead,” and described the organization as “focused and energized” with a clear long-term strategy.

Looking ahead, Kirsten Zupfer, Executive Vice President and Chief Financial Officer, provided forward-looking guidance. She noted that fiscal year 2026 is expected to see a meaningful increase in unrestricted cash from core operations compared to 2025, driven by operational improvements and a full year of Align results. While total reported cash from operations may decline due to the strategic deployment of accumulated advertising fund cash, the leadership team remains confident in the business’s ability to generate strong cash flows and execute its transformation strategy. Zupfer also outlined plans to reinvest in growth initiatives and maintain a disciplined approach to managing debt, including future refinancing of high-interest obligations.

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