DUBLIN, Calif. — Ross Stores Inc. reported a 12% increase in total sales for the fourth quarter of fiscal 2025 and said comparable-store sales increased 9% in the period.
For the full year, sales reached a record $22.8 billion, with comparable store sales growth of 5% and earnings per share of $6.6.
"We are pleased to report that business momentum accelerated further in the fourth quarter, with both sales and earnings significantly surpassing our expectations,” said Jim Conroy, the company’s chief executive officer. “Throughout the holiday season, we delivered compelling merchandise assortments to our stores, benefited from higher customer engagement through our new marketing campaigns, and executed in‑store initiatives that enhanced the customer experience."
Conroy characterized the full-year performance as “solid” despite challenges in the first half amid a dynamic macroeconomic environment, including the impact of tariffs and broader consumer uncertainty.
“We remained focused on executing our strategy and managing the business with discipline,” Conroy said. “As the year progressed, underlying trends steadily improved, reflecting the strength of our merchandising efforts, enhanced marketing programs, and improved shopping experience. This momentum built throughout the back half of the year and culminated in a strong finish, positioning us well as we move into the year ahead.”
A leader in off-price retail, Ross Stores buys excess inventory of well-known brands and offers the merchandise at significant discounts.
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