Archive · 3 Sep 2025
Macy's Lifts Outlook, Warns of Cautious Consumers
Macy's, which owns stores like Bloomingdale's, is doing a bit better than expected.
They think they'll make more money this year than they initially thought.
This is because some of their stores, like Bloomingdale's, are doing well.
However, the company also mentioned that consumers might be careful about spending in the future.
Even though sales are looking up, Macy's has been trying to find a good way to grow.
The new CEO is focusing on improving the stores that have the most potential, which includes staffing upgrades and marketing.
Macy's plans to close some stores that aren't doing so well.
Macy's raised its annual outlook.
The company reported strong comparable sales growth.
The retailer expects net sales of up to $21.45 billion for the fiscal year.
Macy's is focused on improving stores with the most potential.
Shares of Macy’s have fallen 20% this year.
- Who
- Macy’s Inc.
- What
- Raised its annual outlook and reported better comparable sales growth.
- When
- The fiscal year ending Aug. 2.
- Where
- New York.
- Why
- Due to strength across the company, including Bloomingdale’s, Bluemercury, and upgraded Macy’s stores.
- Company
- Macy's Inc.
- Fiscal Year Net Sales Outlook
- Up to $21.45 billion
- Comparable Sales Forecast
- Decline of 0.5% to 1.5%
- CEO
- Tony Spring
- Stores to Close
- About 150 underperforming locations through 2026
- Stock Performance (YTD)
- Down 20%