Lands' End Income Statement 2026-2011 | LE

Brief overview of revenue and earnings at Lands' End

The comparison covers a five-year financial horizon. According to figures from Lands' End, revenue changed from $1.4 billion to $1.2 billion over five years. Across the full period, sales moved by −18.5%; the average annual rate was −4%. The negative rate indicates weakening core operations.

The gross result shifted from $606 million to $650 million, or +7.3%. Cost of revenue moved broadly in line with sales. Comparing the endpoints gives gross margins of 42.4% and 55.9%. The expansion indicates stronger pricing power or better control of direct costs.

The operating result measured by EBITDA moved from 78.5 million dollars to 74.4 million dollars, or −5.2%. Additional revenue translated efficiently into EBITDA. At the operating-margin level, the figure shifted from 5.5% to 6.4%. The EBITDA margin stayed near its previous level.

Net profit was $10.8 million at the start and $5.5 million at the end. The final result developed less favorably than the core business.

Market capitalization changed from $552 million to $423 million (−23.4%). The market became more cautious about the prospects of the business.

What the figures show

Signs of deterioration dominate the five-year picture. The positive side is supported by improving gross profitability and a steady EBITDA margin. Caution is warranted because of declining capitalization, a weaker final result and a softer top-line trend. Investors should continue to monitor margins, costs, and earnings quality.