Culp Income Statement 2026-2009 | CULP

Brief overview of financial performance at Culp

The overview follows changes across a five-year period. Revenue reported by Culp was $256 million at the beginning of the period and $213 million at the end. The total change was −16.8%, with a CAGR of approximately −3.6%. The business finished the period with a smaller revenue base.

The five-year change in gross profit reached −38.1%: from 40.5 million dollars to 25.1 million dollars. Revenue and direct costs changed at similar rates. The gross margin was 15.8% at the start and 11.8% at the end. Weakening gross profitability reduces the quality of the top-line trend.

The operating result measured by EBITDA moved from 906 thousand dollars to −12.9 million dollars, or −1527.9%. EBITDA lagged revenue, showing weaker operating momentum. At the operating-margin level, the figure shifted from 0.4% to −6.1%. Cost pressure reduced operating profitability.

Net income moved from −28.7 million dollars at the start to −19.1 million dollars at the end. The direction improved, yet positive earnings are still absent.

The five-year change in capitalization reached −39.7%: from 95 million dollars to 57.2 million dollars. The market has not yet confirmed the improvement in fundamentals.

Conclusion

The financial trajectory is weak and requires a cautious interpretation. Key strengths include improving net profitability. The weaker side of the profile includes a narrow EBITDA buffer, weaker operating efficiency and a lower gross margin. The next reporting periods will show whether revenue, margins, and final profitability can strengthen.