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    UNIFIRST (UNF)

    Q3 2025 Earnings Summary

    Reported on Jan 1, 1970 (Before Market Open)
    Pre-Earnings Price$190.41Last close (Jul 1, 2025)
    Post-Earnings Price$187.25Open (Jul 2, 2025)
    Price Change
    $-3.16(-1.66%)
    MetricYoY ChangeReason

    Total Revenue

    +1.2% ( vs )

    Total revenue increased modestly from $603.33 million to $610.78 million, reflecting continued but slower organic growth across diverse segments, consistent with earlier periods that relied on broad-based contributions from key segments. vs

    Core Laundry Operations

    +0.9% ( vs )

    Revenues grew slightly from $528.45 million to $533.19 million, driven by ongoing organic growth similar to previous trends, although the pace has moderated when compared to earlier periods marked by acquisition‐related spurts and robust new account sales. vs

    U.S. and Canadian Rental

    +1.7% ( vs )

    Revenues increased from $512.57 million to $521.22 million due to improved pricing and organic growth initiatives that build on strong performance trends noted in earlier quarters, reinforcing enhanced customer acquisition and retention strategies. vs

    Manufacturing

    –10.3% ( vs )

    Manufacturing revenues fell from $77.86 million to $69.81 million, indicating a significant decline likely driven by a strategic reduction in production volumes or improved cost efficiencies that reduced reported revenue, continuing a trend of operational adjustment from previous periods. vs

    Corporate

    –24.5% ( vs )

    Corporate results dropped from $15.88 million to $11.97 million, reflecting notable cost reduction measures and restructuring efforts that offset prior higher spending levels on key initiatives, thereby tightening overall corporate expenditures relative to previous periods. vs

    Specialty Garments

    +0.5% ( vs )

    Revenues remained nearly flat, increasing marginally from $47.58 million to $47.80 million, as gains in European nuclear operations balanced out declines in cleanroom operations, mirroring the seasonal and timing challenges observed in earlier periods. vs

    First Aid

    +9.2% ( vs )

    Revenues grew from $27.29 million to $29.79 million primarily driven by robust double-digit growth in van operations, indicating continued investment in expanding the business—a trend that previously set the stage for this stronger performance. vs

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