10-Q quarterly report · filed Dec 3, 2025

Dollar Tree (DLTR) Q4 2025 10-Q Quarterly Report

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Dollar Tree (DLTR) filed its Q4 2025 10-Q quarterly report on Dec 3, 2025 for the quarter ended Nov 1, 2025. Quarterly revenue was $4.7B (down 37.2% year over year) with net income of $245M.

Q4 2025 key financials · XBRL

Revenue
$4.7B
−37.2% YoY · +3.9% QoQ
Net income
$245M
+4.8% YoY · +29.8% QoQ
Operating margin
7.2%
Gross margin
35.8%
EPS (diluted)
$1.20
+11.1% YoY · +31.9% QoQ

Source: XBRL data from the Dollar Tree (DLTR) Q4 2025 10-Q on SEC EDGAR. USD.

Dollar Tree Q4 2025 10-Q analysis

AI summary of MD&A and risk factor updates

Management Discussion & Analysis

  • Quarterly revenue $4,746M, up 9.4% YoY from $4,338M driven by 4.2% comparable store sales and $352M non-comparable store sales
  • Operating margin down to 7.2% vs 7.6% YoY; gross margin up to 35.8% vs 35.4% YoY; SG&A expenses 29.2% vs 27.8% YoY
  • Best segment: multi-price assortment in 5,000+ stores contributing to sales growth; no explicit worst segment disclosed
  • Operating cash flow $958.5M, down $377.3M YoY; investing cash flow used reduced to $393M from $961.5M YoY due to Family Dollar sale; financing cash flow used up $1.7B mainly due to notes repayment and stock buybacks
  • Near-term headwinds: higher costs from tariffs, inflation, transition service expenses; management expects continued margin pressure in Q4; ongoing investments in supply chain and store improvements

Risk Factors

  • No material changes to risk factors from fiscal year 2025 10-K
  • Continued exposure to competitive retail environment impacting market share
  • Sales and profitability sensitive to economic conditions affecting consumer spending
  • Dependence on supply chain stability and distribution network efficiency
  • Currency exposure limited due to primarily domestic operations

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