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Macy's Inc
Macy’s is a U.S. department store company that sells clothing, shoes, cosmetics, jewelry, home goods, and gifts through Macy’s, Bloomingdale’s, and Bluemercury. It serves everyday shoppers as well as customers looking for higher-end fashion and beauty products. The company sells both national brands and its own private-label merchandise, which lets it control part of the product mix and pricing. Most of Macy’s money comes from retail sales in its stores and on its websites. It makes a sale each time a customer buys merchandise, and it also earns from related services tied to shopping, such as beauty and specialty retail experiences. The business depends on sourcing products from brands and suppliers, then presenting and selling them through a mix of physical stores and e-commerce. What makes Macy’s different is its role as a large middleman between brands and consumers. It does not make most of the goods it sells; instead, it curates a broad assortment and uses its store network, online channels, and brand names to reach different types of shoppers. That mix of mass-market and upscale retail gives it a place in the middle of the clothing, beauty, and home-goods value chain.
Macy’s is a U.S. department store company that sells clothing, shoes, cosmetics, jewelry, home goods, and gifts through Macy’s, Bloomingdale’s, and Bluemercury. It serves everyday shoppers as well as customers looking for higher-end fashion and beauty products. The company sells both national brands and its own private-label merchandise, which lets it control part of the product mix and pricing.
Most of Macy’s money comes from retail sales in its stores and on its websites. It makes a sale each time a customer buys merchandise, and it also earns from related services tied to shopping, such as beauty and specialty retail experiences. The business depends on sourcing products from brands and suppliers, then presenting and selling them through a mix of physical stores and e-commerce.
What makes Macy’s different is its role as a large middleman between brands and consumers. It does not make most of the goods it sells; instead, it curates a broad assortment and uses its store network, online channels, and brand names to reach different types of shoppers. That mix of mass-market and upscale retail gives it a place in the middle of the clothing, beauty, and home-goods value chain.
Performance: Macy's, Inc. beat Q4 expectations — net sales $7.6 billion, comparable sales up 1.8%, adjusted diluted EPS $1.67 (above guidance $1.35–$1.55).
Nameplate strength: Bloomingdale's led the quarter with 9.9% comparable sales; Macy's go-forward comp growth 0.6% (Reimagined 125 +0.9%).
Profitability: Q4 adjusted EBITDA $840 million (10.6% of revenue); gross margin 35.2% with ~60 bps tariff headwind in Q4.
Balance sheet & cash: Operating cash flow $1.4 billion, free cash flow $797 million, cash balance $1.2 billion; adjusted debt/EBITDAR below 2.5x.
2026 guide: Full-year net sales $21.4B–$21.65B; comparable sales down ~0.5% to up 0.5%; adjusted diluted EPS $1.90–$2.10 (includes ~$0.10–$0.20 tariff hit).
Fleet & real estate: Target go-forward Macy's fleet ~350 stores; expect remaining ~65 closures through 2028 and $650M–$700M total monetization from closures.
Strategy & investments: Management is expanding the Reimagine program to 200 stores (60% of go-forward Macy's fleet), investing in Bloomingdale's expansion, digital, and AI use cases.
Near-term headwinds: Tariffs and timing of asset-sale gains depressed results modestly; management took a prudent tone in 2026 guidance because of macro/geopolitical uncertainty.
