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Hooker Furnishings Corporation

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Hooker Furnishings Corporation NASDAQ
$14.34 0.42% (+0.06)

Market Cap $154.55 M
52w High $15.99
52w Low $7.34
P/E -7.47
Volume 19.02K
Outstanding Shares 10.78M

Income Statement

Period Revenue Operating Expense Net Income Net Profit Margin Earnings Per Share EBITDA
Q3-2026 $70.73M $34.4M $-21.17M -29.94% $-1.99 $-15.06M
Q2-2026 $82.15M $21.24M $-3.28M -3.99% $-0.31 $-2.14M
Q1-2026 $85.32M $22.57M $-3.05M -3.58% $-0.29 $-1.24M
Q4-2025 $104.46M $26.98M $-2.33M -2.23% $-0.22 $2K
Q3-2025 $104.35M $31.29M $-4.13M -3.96% $-0.39 $-4.33M

What's going well?

Gross margins improved, meaning the company is keeping more from each sale. Interest costs are low, so debt isn't a big problem. If discontinued operations are truly one-off, future losses could shrink.

What's concerning?

Sales dropped sharply, operating expenses surged, and the company lost much more money than last quarter. Big losses from discontinued operations and a much larger operating loss are major red flags.

Balance Statement

Period Cash & Short-term Total Assets Total Liabilities Total Equity
Q3-2026 $1.35M $240.24M $70.48M $169.76M
Q2-2026 $821K $278.04M $84.92M $193.12M
Q1-2026 $18.01M $299.69M $100.53M $199.16M
Q4-2025 $6.29M $313.94M $109.56M $204.38M
Q3-2025 $20.41M $326.86M $118.09M $208.77M

What's financially strong about this company?

Debt dropped sharply, inventory and receivables are down, and the company has a long history of profits. Most assets are tangible, and working capital is efficient.

What are the financial risks or weaknesses?

Cash is extremely low for a company this size, and equity fell sharply. The company may need to raise cash or borrow more if business slows.

Cash Flow Statement

Period Net Income Cash From Operations Cash From Investing Cash From Financing Net Change Free Cash Flow
Q3-2026 $-7.32M $4.8M $-849K $-3.95M $533K $3.98M
Q2-2026 $-3.28M $3.44M $-1.05M $-19.58M $-17.19M $2.6M
Q1-2026 $-3.05M $14.66M $-967K $-1.98M $11.72M $13.81M
Q4-2025 $-2.33M $-10.68M $-595K $-2.84M $-14.12M $-11.27M
Q3-2025 $-4.13M $-17.65M $-1.3M $-2.7M $-21.64M $-18.88M

What's strong about this company's cash flow?

The company turned a net loss into positive cash flow, generating $4.8 million from operations and $4.0 million in free cash flow. Cash flow improved over last quarter, showing good working capital management.

What are the cash flow concerns?

Net losses are growing, and cash reserves are still low at $1.35 million. Much of the cash improvement came from reducing inventory, which may not be repeatable.

Q3 2026 Earnings Call Summary

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5-Year Trend Analysis

A comprehensive look at Hooker Furnishings Corporation's financial evolution and strategic trajectory over the past five years.

+ Strengths

Key strengths include a long‑standing brand presence, a diversified portfolio serving multiple customer segments, and a hybrid sourcing and manufacturing model that balances cost and customization. Product‑level margins have held up relatively well despite softer demand, implying underlying pricing power and cost discipline in direct production. The company has demonstrated in past years that it can generate strong operating and free cash flow when volumes are healthy and working capital is well managed. Recent investments in technology, supply chain capabilities, and lifestyle merchandising also offer a foundation for improved efficiency and differentiation over time.

! Risks

The main risks are on the downside: sustained revenue decline, recurring earnings volatility, and a recent return to losses signal operational and market stress. Liquidity has weakened sharply, with much lower cash and higher net debt than a few years ago, raising the company’s sensitivity to further downturns. Cash flow has become highly volatile, and negative free cash flow in the latest year, alongside continued dividends and past buybacks, has drawn down financial cushions. Competitive pressures from larger and online players, plus concentration in overseas sourcing, add external risk. Execution risk around restructuring and cost reduction is also significant; if savings fall short or demand disappoints, financial pressure could intensify.

Outlook

The outlook is cautious. On one hand, the company is taking deliberate steps—restructuring, cost cuts, technology upgrades, supply chain reconfiguration, and new branded collections—that, if successful, could restore profitability and stabilize cash flow when demand improves. On the other hand, the current combination of weaker sales, negative earnings, higher leverage, and thinner liquidity leaves less room for error. Future results will hinge on how quickly the broader home furnishings market recovers, how effectively management right‑sizes the cost base, and whether the innovation and lifestyle strategies translate into renewed, sustainable revenue growth. Uncertainty is high, and trends will need close monitoring over the next several years.