Leslie's Inc. full-year FY2025 adjusted net loss hits USD 43.7 million, over 40 times higher year-on-year

Reuters12-18 22:02
Leslie's Inc. full-year FY2025 adjusted net loss hits USD 43.7 million, over 40 times higher year-on-year

Leslie's Inc. reported its full year (FY) financial results for the period ended October 4, 2025. The company posted net sales of USD 1.3 billion. Gross margin for the year was 35.4 percent. Adjusted EBITDA reached USD 61.4 million, representing 4.9 percent of sales. The company reported an adjusted net loss of USD 43.7 million, with adjusted diluted loss per share of USD 4.71. Net loss for the period was 19.1 percent of sales. Leslie's Inc. ended the fiscal year with 1,022 locations. Comparable sales declined by 6.8 percent over the period.

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