Lennox posts FY2025 Home Comfort Solutions net sales of USD 3.34 billion, down 7%

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Lennox posts FY2025 Home Comfort Solutions net sales of USD 3.34 billion, down 7%

Lennox International Inc. reported full year (FY) 2025 net sales of USD 5.21 billion, a 3% decrease, primarily driven by a 13% drop in sales volumes, partially offset by favorable price and mix and contributions from the acquisitions of Duro Dyne and Supco in the fourth quarter. Operating income stood at USD 1.04 billion, accounting for 20% of net sales. Net income attributable to shareholders was USD 805.8 million, representing 15.5% of net sales. Gross profit margin for the period increased slightly to 33.4%. The company highlighted the impact of recent acquisitions in supporting sales volumes and noted continued improvement in cash flow, contributing to a reduction in net interest expense.

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