Research memoDollar Tree, Inc. (DLTR) · NASDAQMemo of October 22, 2026By Olivier Lachance

Dollar Tree earnings

MyStockButler's October 2026 analysis: Dollar Tree's next results are expected on November 24, 2026. Watch whether temporary financial help becomes durable operating progress.

November 24, 2026
Next results
4,891.2
Revenue, quarter to Aug 2026 (US$ millions)
2.70
EPS, diluted, quarter to Aug 2026
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What has Dollar Tree guided for fiscal 2026?

For fiscal 2026, the year ending in January 2027, Dollar Tree guides to sales of $20,500 million–$20,700 million and adjusted earnings per share of $7.70–$8.05. Adjusted earnings remove items management identifies as unusual. Comparable-store growth measures improvement at established stores, so it tests the existing business rather than merely counting new locations. At the quarter ended August 1, 2026, Dollar Tree operated 9,436 stores.

Dollar Tree (DLTR): Revenue by quarter (US$ millions): Nov 2024 4,341.2, Aug 2026 4,891.2; EPS $2.70
Guidance in forceUS$ millions
Period guidedLowHighDate given
Sales - Dollar Tree (US$ millions)Fiscal 2026 (year to Jan 2027)20,500.020,700.0Aug 27, 2026
Comparable Sales - Dollar TreeFiscal 2026 (year to Jan 2027)3.0%4.0%Aug 27, 2026
Adjusted Diluted Earnings per ShareFiscal 2026 (year to Jan 2027)7.708.05Aug 27, 2026
Capital ExpendituresFiscal 2026 (year to Jan 2027)1,100.01,200.0Aug 27, 2026

What this means. The table mixes the latest one-year forecast with longer-term growth targets, so the growth algorithm is an expected yearly growth rate, not a forecast of total earnings per share.

Did Dollar Tree keep its promises?

The promise deserves a 4/5 for reliability. Comparable forecasts were met or exceeded, though some language softened and the record is not a complete eight-quarter numerical series.

Promises kept: 4/5
What management forecastCheckedAboveWithinBelow
Net sales6 quarters150
Adjusted diluted EPS6 quarters420
Comparable store net sales growth — Dollar Tree5 quarters320

What do Dollar Tree's last eight quarters show?

In January 2026, gross profit was $7,050.7 million and gross margin was 36.3%. Operating margin rose from 8.3% to 8.5%, so expenses absorbed much of the gross-margin improvement. January 2023 had a 37.5% gross margin and $2,099.3 million of operating profit; the latest operating profit was $1,653.1 million despite higher revenue.

The last eight quartersUS$ millions
Aug 2026May 2026Jan 2026Nov 2025Aug 2025May 2025Feb 2025Nov 2024
Revenue4,891.24,975.85,450.74,751.04,570.44,639.74,999.84,341.2
Operating income690.1473.3694.7343.3231.0384.1533.6330.7
Net income514.5347.3511.7244.6155.5313.5400.2232.3
EPS, diluted2.701.762.561.200.751.471.861.08

What this means. Free cash flow can be negative even when the business brings in cash, because buying equipment and buildings can cost more than its day-to-day cash earnings.

What should people watch in Dollar Tree's next results?

The next milestones must reveal whether temporary financial help becomes durable operating progress.

From the full memo · 1. The business

Dollar Tree is a chain of small stores built around inexpensive everyday purchases and the pleasure of finding something unexpected. To understand its business, follow one item from supplier to shelf to checkout, then ask whether a broader range of prices creates more profit without breaking the value promise.

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