Sysco Corp. reported fiscal fourth-quarter 2025 revenue of $21.1 billion, edging past analysts’ $21.0 billion consensus as higher restaurant traffic and internal efficiency measures lifted sales. Adjusted earnings came in at $1.48 a share, also beating the $1.39 average estimate, while net income reached $531 million. Operating profitability improved, with adjusted EBIT rising to $1.10 billion and adjusted EBITDA to $1.30 billion, both modestly above Wall Street expectations. Management credited cost controls and supply-chain initiatives for the margin gains. Looking ahead, the food-service distributor projected fiscal 2026 sales of about $84 billion to $85 billion, representing 3-5% growth. Despite the earnings beat and guidance for continued expansion, the shares fell roughly 3.5% in early New York trading.
$SYY (-3.5% pre) Sysco: Fiscal Q4 Earnings Snapshot https://t.co/50dq3uIKkP
Sysco, $SYY, Q4-25. Results: 📊 Adj. EPS: $1.48 🟢 💰 Revenue: $21.1B 🟢 📈 Net Income: $531M 🔎 Q4 results beat expectations, driven by Sysco-specific initiatives and stronger restaurant industry traffic.
Sysco Q425 Earnings - Adj EPS: $1.48 (est $1.39) - Revenue: $21.1B (est $21.04B) - Adj EBIT: $1.100B (est $1.069B) - Adj EBITDA: $1.300B (est $1.274B - Net Income: $531M - Outlook FY26 Expect Sales Growth Of Approx. 3% - 5% To Approx. $84B - $85B - Outlook FY Adj EPS