Lowe’s just dropped its Q2 2025 numbers—and they’re looking strong. The company reported $2.4 billion in net earnings and diluted EPS of $4.27, up from $4.17 during the same period last year. Adjusted EPS landed at $4.33, marking a 5.6% increase.
Sales for the quarter hit $24 billion, with comparable sales up 1.1%, driven by both Pro and DIY customers despite a slow start due to weather. CEO Marvin Ellison credits this success to frontline associates and a continued focus on customer satisfaction.
A major move this quarter? Lowe’s completed its acquisition of Artisan Design Group (ADG), expanding its footprint in the homebuilder market and strengthening its reach with Pro customers.
Quick Highlights:
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Q2 Net Earnings: $2.4B
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Adjusted EPS: $4.33
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Comparable Sales: +1.1%
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ADG Acquisition: Now closed, with plans to boost Pro market growth
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Updated Full-Year Outlook:
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Sales: $84.5–$85.5B
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Adjusted EPS: $12.20–$12.45
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Capital Expenditures: ~$2.5B
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As of August 1, Lowe’s operates 1,753 stores across the U.S., covering nearly 196 million square feet of retail space.
For the full press release, read more here.
And for a more in-depth look at the earnings report, visit the Lowe’s Investors site.
