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TJX reports strong 2025–2026 results, driven by rising sales and customer traffic, with a 13% dividend hike and $2.75 billion buyback amid sustained demand for value.
TJX Companies, parent of HomeGoods, T.J. Maxx, and Marshalls, reported strong 2025–2026 results with $17.7 billion in fourth-quarter sales, a 9% year-over-year increase, and a 5% comparable store sales rise, driven by resilient foot traffic and sustained demand for value.
HomeGoods achieved $3.1 billion in U.S. sales, up 8% with a 6% comp increase, fueled by higher traffic and a curated merchandise mix.
The company raised its dividend by 13% and plans a $2.75 billion stock buyback, reflecting confidence in the ongoing "trade-down" trend.
TJX expects 2%–3% comp growth and earnings of $4.93–$5.02 per share in fiscal 2027.
The off-price model continues to thrive amid inflation and shrinking traditional retail, with TJX’s ability to source name brands at deep discounts giving it a competitive edge.
TJX informa fuertes resultados de 20252026, impulsados por el aumento de las ventas y el tráfico de clientes, con un aumento de dividendos del 13% y una recompra de $ 2.75 mil millones en medio de una demanda sostenida de valor.