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Burlington Stores, Inc.
BURL · NYSEConsumer Discretionary
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Company details
Market cap
~$18B
P/E ratio
~30×
Div yield
None
EPS (FY24)
$7.80
Profit margin
~5%
Rev. growth
+11%
Revenue (FY24)
~$10.6B
Stores
~1,100
In plain English
Burlington is the #3 US off-price retailer — behind TJX and Ross — selling brand-name apparel, accessories, home goods and coats at 20-60% below department-store prices. It doesn't design or make anything: it opportunistically buys manufacturers' overstock, cancelled orders and closeouts, flows them through its distribution centers, and sells them across ~1,100 no-frills stores. FY2024 net sales were ~$10.6B and it earned ~$504M.
In simple terms
What Burlington Stores, Inc. really sells
Burlington is the #3 US off-price retailer — behind TJX and Ross — selling brand-name apparel, accessories, home goods and coats at 20-60% below department-store prices. It doesn't design or make anything: it opportunistically buys manufacturers' overstock, cancelled orders and closeouts, flows them through its distribution centers, and sells them across ~1,100 no-frills stores. FY2024 net sales were ~$10.6B and it earned ~$504M.
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