Macy’s has announced plans to expand its list of store closures to 65 locations by January 2025 as part of its ongoing efforts to streamline operations amid declining sales. The retail giant’s net sales for Q3 dropped 2.4% year over year, leading to the addition of 15 more underperforming stores to its closure list, previously set at 50 locations.
The closures are part of Macy’s broader “Bold New Chapter” strategy, which aims to shutter 150 stores by 2026 in a bid to improve profitability.
Despite challenges, Macy’s highlighted growth in specific sectors:
Macy’s had delayed its full Q3 earnings report due to an internal investigation into an employee accused of concealing $150 million in expenses over several years.
Macy’s joins other traditional retailers struggling to adapt to shifting consumer behaviors, as online shopping dominates and economic concerns drive decreased spending. Macy’s stock reflected these challenges, dropping 0.3% midday after an earlier 1.3% decline.
The retailer remains focused on improving profitability and expanding growth in key categories as it navigates a difficult retail landscape.
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