Q2 FY27 · Ended Aug 2, 2026 · View SEC filing
The profit jump came mostly from a tariff refund
Operating income rose 36.8% on 6.7% more sales; the filing credits a refund of past tariffs for most of the gap.
Comparable revenue grew 6.2% while the store count and selling space both shrank slightly, so productivity, not expansion, drove sales.
Free cash flow more than doubled from a year earlier and topped net earnings, but part of it is collected refund cash.
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