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Home Depot's Q3 2025 earnings call predominantly focused on their financial performance amidst challenging market dynamics, primarily driven by a lack of storm-related demand which traditionally boosts sales. This resulted in sales of $41.4 billion, marking a 2.8% increase from the previous year, with marginal comps growth in the U.S. Adjusted EPS stood at $3.74, a slight decrease year-over-year. Despite these challenges, Home Depot is focused on strategic investments, particularly in strengthening their pro customer ecosystem and enhancing their supply chain efficiencies. The company also completed the acquisition of GMS, which is expected to bolster their specialty building products distribution capabilities. Guidance for fiscal 2025 has been updated to reflect the lower than expected Q3 performance, with total sales growth anticipated at around 3%, including contributions from GMS. Home Depot remains cautiously optimistic about market share gains in a challenging environment where consumer uncertainty and housing pressures are notable headwinds. During the Q&A session, analysts expressed concerns about the GMS acquisition's impact on margins, probing the potential for future recovery without improvement in housing activity or interest rates. Management reiterated their commitment to strategic initiatives and positioning the company to weather near-term market challenges while capturing long-term growth opportunities.
Home Depot Q3 2025 earnings call commenced.
Sales for Q3 2025 were $41.4 billion, up 2.8% YoY.
Comp sales increased 0.2% YoY, comps in the US increased 0.1%.
Adjusted diluted earnings per share were $3.74, compared to $3.78 last year
Updated 2025 guidance due to softer Q3 results and continued pressure.
Discussed the integration and benefits of GMS acquisition.
Sales
$41.4 billion
+2.8% YoY
Comp Sales
+0.2% YoY
+0.1% in US
Adjusted EPS
$3.74
from $3.78 last year
Operating Margin
12.9%
from 13.5% last year
Inventory
$26.2 billion
+10% YoY