Q2 FY27 · Ended Aug 1, 2026 · View SEC filing
A summer quarter earned what the holiday quarter did
The filing attributes most of the jump to refunds of tariffs ruled unlawful, which it does not expect to recur in size.
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Traffic rose 0.4% against 3.0% a year earlier, so growth now leans on price and the multi-price range.
Operating cash covered flat capital spending 3.7 times, though the filing names the tariff refunds among the reasons cash rose.
The opening price brings shoppers in, and larger packs and branded goods above it let each visit carry more.
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