Mooresville, N.C. — November 19, 2025 — Lowe’s Companies, Inc. (NYSE: LOW) reported its third quarter 2025 financial results, highlighting continued growth across core home improvement segments and signaling expanding opportunities for cabinets and bathroom fixtures。

Strong Financial Performance Amid Market Headwinds
In Q3 2025, Lowe’s achieved $20.8 billion in total sales, up from $20.2 billion in the prior year, with comparable store sales increasing 0.4%. Adjusted diluted earnings per share rose 5.9% year-over-year to $3.06, exceeding expectations。
Despite broader macroeconomic challenges, the company reported double-digit growth in online sales and home services, as well as continued strength in professional (Pro) customer engagement — all positive indicators for demand in large-ticket home improvement categories.
Kitchens & Bath: A Highlight of Consumer Engagement
Lowe’s specifically noted positive sales momentum in the Kitchens & Bath category, driven by refreshed bathroom vanity showroom layouts that are outperforming expectations. This reflects robust customer interest in renovation projects, including kitchen and bathroom cabinetry。
CEO Marvin R. Ellison emphasized that, despite certain headwinds from weather events, the company remains optimistic about discretionary remodel spend — a key driver for cabinets and bath fixtures — especially as homeowners increasingly opt to reinvest in existing properties rather than relocate。
Market analysts also point to the housing market dynamic where high average home equity could fuel future remodeling activity, further supporting demand for quality cabinets and bathroom products

Pro Segment and Digital Growth Support Future Opportunities
Lowe’s continued expansion of its Pro Extended Aisle and online marketplace enhances product assortment and order fulfillment capabilities — enabling easier access to larger cabinet and bath fixture orders for both DIY and professional customers.
With 11.4% online sales growth and double-digit home services gains, Lowe’s is strategically positioned to capture remodeling demand across regions, reinforcing long-term growth potential in core home renovation categories, including kitchen and bath cabinetry。