LaZBoy reported solid Q2 2025 results with revenue of $521.0 million, up 2% year-over-year, led by Retail and Joybird contributions. GAAP and non-GAAP diluted EPS were $0.71, with a consolidated operating margin of 7.44% and a gross margin of 44.27%. The quarter benefited from a higher-margin mix as the Retail segment expanded through acquisitions and organic store openings, while ongoing Casegoods import pressures and an international wholesale transition moderated margin progression. Joybird returned to breakeven as advertising efficiency and product mix improved, signaling early progress in the brand’s optimization under Century Vision. The company ended Q2 with $303 million of cash and no externally funded debt, and exercised disciplined capital allocation—dividends up 10% to $0.22 per share and a substantial share repurchase program (467k shares in the quarter). Management reaffirmed Century Vision targets (double-market top-line growth and double-digit margins over the long term) and outlined a Q3 revenue guide of $505–$525 million with anticipated margin compression in the near term due to Casegoods and DFS UK ramp, alongside plans to open 12–15 new La-Z-Boy Furniture Galleries stores. The outlook remains cautiously constructive: the company expects to outperform the market in fiscal 2025, supported by strategic store expansion, a broadened wholesale channel, and a more agile supply chain, even as macro headwinds (higher mortgage rates, housing turnover) persist.