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- **Q3 Results Miss**: $235M revenue (-11% YoY), $9.8M EBITDA (-50% YoY) due to tops underperformance and footwear pause.
- **Corrective Actions**: Chase orders for core tops, 30% opening price points in 2026, and footwear reintroduction.
- **Sub-brand Growth**: $80M+ in 2025, 3 new bras and active line expansion.
- **Store Closures**: 180 planned, 2026 EBITDA margin expansion from $18M+ savings.
- **2026 Outlook**: Footwear sales target $40M, sub-brands driving new customer acquisition.

**【CEO Summary Section】**
- Q3 2025 revenue: $235 million (down 11% YoY), with adjusted EBITDA of $9.8 million (down 50% YoY). Key issues: tops category underperformance (50% of sales miss), footwear pause ($12.5M lost sales), and jackets seasonal drag.
- Corrective actions: Chase orders for core tops (knits/wovens) to arrive in January, rebalanced spring/summer 2026 assortment (30% opening price points), and reintroduced footwear in mid-November with improved profitability.
- Sub-brand strategy: $80M+ in 2025 sales, 30%+ growth expected in 2026. New intimates launches (3 bra styles) and active line expansion.
- Store optimization: 74 closures YTD, 180 planned for FY25. 95% loyalty program penetration aids customer migration to digital and nearby stores.

**【CFO Financial Commentary】**
- Gross margin: 34.9% (down 120bps YoY) due to higher promotions and lower sales base.
- SG&A: $66.3M (down 11.5% YoY), with 28.2% as % of sales, driven by store closures and cost discipline.
- Inventory: Down 6.8% YoY, with no material markdown risk.
- FY25 guidance: Net sales $995M-$1.002B (down 12%-14% YoY), adjusted EBITDA $59M-$62M (down 33%-37% YoY).
- 2026 outlook: EBITDA margin expansion from store closures, $18M+ savings from 74 closures YTD, and $86M+ liquidity post-closures.

**【Q&A Highlights】**
- **Product Missteps**: Tops misallocation (fashion-forward vs. core replenishables), resolved with chase orders. Footwear pause due to tariffs, now reintroduced with 2026 sales target of $40M.
- **Promotional Activity**: Digital channel required deeper discounts due to tops assortment gap, but no inventory issues.
- **Sub-brand Momentum**: Nightfall/Retro leading, Belle Isle shifting to first-half focus, active line (Tru) performing well.
- **Customer Demographics**: Loyal customers reduced frequency, but sub-brands attract new/reativated users.
- **Leverage Profile**: 2026 EBITDA margin expansion via reduced fixed costs, flexible SG&A, and store closures contributing $18M+ savings annually.

Torrid Holdings Inc. (CURV) Q3 2026 Earnings Call Transcript

- **Sub-brand Momentum**: Sub-brands now 10% of assortment, targeting 25%-30% in FY26 with 200-300bps margin premium. LoveSick launch drives engagement in younger demographics.
- **Store Optimization**: 180 store closures in FY25, retaining 60%+ customers. FY26 EBITDA margin expansion (150-250bps) from cost savings and marketing reinvestment.
- **Tariff Mitigation**: $15M FY25 tariff impact, 80% mitigated. Remaining $10M headwind to margins.
- **Customer Trends**: Strong demand for bottoms, softness in tops. Tops recovery expected in late Q4 and FY26.
- **Marketing Spend**: $5M incremental Q2-Q4 marketing (total 6% of sales) to support sub-brands and customer acquisition.
- **Share Buybacks**: $20M in Q2, $45M remaining under $100M authorization.


**【CEO Summary Section】**
- **Revenue and EBITDA**: Q2 net sales of $263 million, EBITDA of $21.5 million, in line with expectations. Comparable sales declined 6.9% due to footwear restructuring and delayed model search activation.
- **Sub-brand Growth**: Sub-brands now represent 10% of assortment, expected to reach 25%-30% in FY26. LoveSick launch targets younger demographics, driving engagement and halo effects in core categories.
- **Marketing Investment**: Increased digital marketing spend by $5 million (total 6% of sales) to support sub-brand launches and customer acquisition. Model search event rescheduled to Q3 with a digital-first approach.
- **Store Optimization**: On track to close 180 stores in FY25, retaining 60%+ of customers. Reallocated savings will fund marketing and digital expansion, targeting 150-250bps EBITDA margin expansion in FY26.
- **Tariff Impact**: FY25 tariff impact of $15 million, 80% mitigated. Remaining $10 million headwind to margins.
- **Customer Trends**: Strong demand for bottoms (denim, dresses, swim), softness in tops (graphic tees, crop tops). Tops recovery expected in late Q4 and FY26.

**【CFO Financial Commentary】**
- **Financial Results**: Q2 GAAP net income $1.6 million ($0.02 EPS), down from $8.3 million ($0.08 EPS) YoY. Adjusted EBITDA $21.5 million (8.2% margin vs. 12.2% YoY). Gross margin 35.6% vs. 38.7% YoY, driven by store closures and inventory management.
- **Expense Management**: SG&A down $6.3 million YoY, 26.8% of sales (vs. 27.0% YoY). Marketing spend increased 30bps to support sub-brands.
- **Liquidity**: Cash $21.5 million, total liquidity $111.7 million. Share buybacks ($20M in Q2) under $100M authorization, with $45M remaining.
- **Guidance Update**: FY25 net sales $1.015B-$1.030B (down from prior $1.05B-$1.07B). Q3 sales $235M-$245M. Adjusted EBITDA $80M-$90M (down from prior $90M-$100M). FY25 capital expenditures $10M-$15M.

**【Q&A Highlights】**
- **Customer Health**: Existing customers strong, but macro environment impacts discretionary spending. Sub-brands and newness offset macro pressures.
- **Sub-brand Lift**: Sub-brands generate 200-300bps margin premium, driving halo effects in core categories. LoveSick early-stage but shows promise.
- **EBITDA Outlook**: FY26 margin expansion (150-250bps) driven by store closures, marketing investments, and inventory productivity.
- **Promotional Activity**: Increased promotions in Q2-Q3 to drive conversion in value-oriented environment. Promotional spend expected to continue.
- **Price Strategy**: 25% of FY26 assortment to be opening price point (OPP) product, balancing quality and value. No across-the-board price increases.


Torrid Holdings Inc. (CURV) Q2 2025 Earnings Call Transcript

- **Sub-brand Dominance**: New sub-brands achieved 2x-6x sales over expectations, driving 10% of revenue. Digital channel captures 90% of sub-brand sales with core product add-ons.
- **Channel Shift**: Online sales target 75% by 2026, with 180 store closures reducing EBITDA margin by 150-250bps through reinvested cost savings.
- **Tariff Mitigation**: China exposure reduced to low-single digits, with $20M annual tariff impact offset by cost cuts. Shoe category paused to reevaluate sourcing.
- **Customer Acquisition**: New sub-brand customers 60% younger, with 60% retention post-closures. Mobile app revenue hits new high with 95% loyalty program participation.
- **2025 Outlook**: Net sales $1.03B-$1.055B (down $40-45M due to shoe pause), EBITDA $95M-$105M. Q2 EBITDA $18M-$24M, with $5M tariff impact.


**【CEO Strategic Initiatives】**
- **Sub-brand Growth**: New sub-brands (Festi, Belle Isle, Nightfall, Retro Chic) achieved 2x-6x sales over initial expectations, driving 10% of portfolio revenue. Plans to expand to 12x annual launches and 30% portfolio penetration by 2026. Online sales of sub-brands outpaced stores, with 90% of customers adding core Torrid products to baskets.
- **Channel Shift**: Online sales approaching 70% of total, targeting 75% online/25% store mix by 2026. 60 stores closed in Q2, with plans to close 180 total in 2025, reducing EBITDA margin by 150-250bps through cost savings reinvested in marketing.
- **Tariff Mitigation**: China-sourced goods reduced to low-single digits of revenue, with $20M annual tariff impact offset by cost reductions. Shoe category paused to reevaluate sourcing strategy.
- **Marketing Success**: Coachella activation for FESTI by Torrid generated millions of impressions. Mobile app revenue hit new high, with 95% customer loyalty program participation.

**【CFO Financial Highlights】**
- **Q1 2025 Results**: Net sales $266M (-4.9% YoY), EBITDA $27.1M (10.2% margin). Comparable sales down 3.5%, driven by physical store decline offset by digital strength.
- **Cost Management**: SG&A down $6.5M YoY to $70M (26.3% of sales). Marketing spend increased 20% to $15.4M to support sub-brand launches.
- **Liquidity**: $23.7M cash, $141M total liquidity. Inventory up 3.3% YoY due to in-transit timing, with year-end comparable store inventory expected to decline mid-single digits.
- **2025 Guidance**: Net sales $1.03B-$1.055B (down $40-45M due to shoe pause), EBITDA $95M-$105M. Q2 EBITDA $18M-$24M, with $5M tariff impact.

**【Q&A Key Takeaways】**
- **Sub-brand Cadence**: New sub-brands (Lovesick, Studio Luxe) launching in Q3, with existing sub-brands accelerating to monthly releases. Digital channel dominates sub-brand sales.
- **Customer Behavior**: New sub-brand customers 60% younger than legacy base, with 60% retention post-store closures. Online customers spend 30% more than in-store.
- **Store Closure Strategy**: 60% of closures in Q2, targeting low-performing stores ($350K annual sales). 60% of sales retained through digital/neighborhood store redirects.
- **Promotional Strategy**: Maintain 4x/year major sales events (Torrid Cash, Semi-Annual Sale) to align with customer value-seeking behavior.


Torrid Holdings Inc. (CURV) Q1 2025 Earnings Call Transcript

- **Revenue Beat & Margin Improvement**: Q4 revenue $275.6M, adjusted EBITDA $16.7M. Comparable sales -0.8% QoQ, up from prior quarter. 
- **Sub-Brand Success**: New sub-brands (Festy, Nightball) drove 7-10% of receipts, attracting mid-30s customers with 70%+ retention. 
- **Store Optimization**: 40-50 closures in FY2025 to free $158M liquidity; 60%+ customer retention post-closure. 
- **2025 Growth Plan**: 60%+ new products, $100-110M EBITDA, and focus on outdoor centers for 4-8 new stores. 
- **Risk Management**: Prudent macro approach with no tariff hedging; Q1 shows improving consumer trends. 


**【CEO Opening Remarks】**
- Q4 FY2024 revenue reached $275.6M, exceeding expectations, with adjusted EBITDA of $16.7M. Comparable sales improved to -0.8% QoQ, driven by strong apparel categories (denim, dresses) and successful sub-brand launches (Festy, Nightball, Retroshik). 
- Sub-brands now account for ~7-10% of total receipts, targeting younger customers (mid-30s) and generating higher margins. 2025 will see 60%+ new product introductions, broadening assortments to appeal to diverse fashion aesthetics. 
- Store optimization plan aims to close 40-50 underperforming locations in FY2025, freeing capital for marketing and productive stores. Customer retention post-closure averages 60%, rising to 70% in clustered markets. 
- Fiscal 2025 priorities: product innovation, customer growth via omnichannel marketing, and store fleet optimization. 

**【CFO Financial Highlights】**
- FY2024 ended with $48.5M cash (vs. $11.7M prior year) and $158M liquidity. Q4 gross margin 33.6%, down 90bps YoY due to lower volume. SG&A expenses reduced 26.8% of sales (vs. 27.5% prior year). 
- FY2025 guidance: sales $1.08-1.10B, adjusted EBITDA $100-110M. Store closures expected to annualize savings in FY2026. Capital expenditures $15-20M for tech upgrades and store refreshes. 
- Inventory down 18% on a 2-year basis, with 4% YoY increase due to in-transit timing. 

**【Q&A Key Takeaways】**
- **Consumer Health**: Traffic and engagement steady, but cautious conversion. Sub-brands (e.g., Festy) driving incremental traffic and 70%+ retention of core customers. 
- **Store Closures Impact**: 2025 closures will reduce FY2026 costs; FY2025 savings reinvested in marketing. 
- **Tariffs & Macro**: Guidance includes known tariffs; no hedging for future tariffs. Consumer behavior monitored prudently, with Q1 showing trend line improvement. 
- **Promotions**: Clearance drag moderating; FY2025 product margins expected flat YoY. Sub-brands sold out quickly, self-funded by core line inventory reductions. 
- **New Brands Growth**: 4-8 new stores planned in FY2025, focusing on outdoor centers. Sub-brands targeting 10% of receipts, with potential to expand based on performance. 


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