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BURL Burlington Stores, Inc.

Trailing twelve months to 2026-05-02 · as filed 2026-05-28, not restated
Consumer Disc

Scale

Market cap
$18.8bn
Revenue TTM
$11.9bn
Net income TTM
$624m
Free cash flow
$383m
Composite score
Sector rank
#467

Valuation

P / E
30.2
EV / EBITDA
EV / sales
1.5
FCF yield
2.03%
Earnings yield vs 10-yr
-1.42pp

Earnings yield vs 10-yr compares what the business earns per pound invested against the 4.73% a 10-year US Treasury note pays for no equity risk. Negative means you are paying up front for growth not yet delivered.

Quality and growth

Net margin
5.2%
EBITDA margin
ROE
34.0%
ROIC
Revenue growth
10.6%

Insider activity, last 90 days

Net open-market
$-13.07m
Buyers
0
Sellers
4

Open-market purchases and sales only. Grants, option exercises, gifts and shares withheld for tax are excluded: they are how people are paid, not what they think.

What management said

In the second half of the year, which includes the back-to-school and holiday seasons, we generally realize a higher level of sales and net income. Generally, our sales are higher if the weather is cold during the Fall and warm during the early Spring. Sales of cold weather clothing are generally increased by early cold weather during the Fall, while sales of warm weather clothing are generally increased by early warm weather conditions in the Spring. This increase was primarily driven by higher sales, as well as increased gross margin rate. These increases were primarily driven by higher sales, as well as increased gross margin rate. …Burlington Stores, Inc., 10-Q, period ended 2026-05-02, filed 2026-05-28

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