21 February 2026
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KIRKLAND'S, INC
CIK: 1056285•2 Annual Reports•Latest: 2025-05-02
10-K / May 2, 2025
Revenue:$441,360,000
Income:-$23,100,000
10-K / March 29, 2024
Revenue:$468,690,000
Income:-$27,751,000
10-K / May 2, 2025
Company Overview Summary
Business Description
- Industry & Focus: Specialty retailer of home décor and furnishings in the United States.
- Number of Stores & Online Presence: Operates 317 stores across 35 states as of February 1, 2025.
- Brand & Website: Operates under the Kirkland’s Home brand, with an e-commerce website www.kirklands.com.
Operations & Strategy
- Store Types: Stores include strip or lifestyle centers (274), freestanding locations (22), mall locations (11), and outlet centers (10).
- Customer Experience: Offers an engaging shopping environment with curated, affordable home décor, seasonal décor, gifts, and inspirational design ideas.
- Merchandise Categories: Holiday décor, furniture, textiles, decorative accessories, art, home fragrance, wall décor, mirrors, floral, housewares, lighting, outdoor, and gifts.
Financial & Performance Metrics
- Employees: Approximately 835 full-time and 3,175 part-time employees (total 4,010).
- Annual Revenue (Fiscal 2024): Approximately $441.4 million (down 5.8% from $468.7 million in 2023).
- Net Loss (Fiscal 2024): $23.1 million (or $1.77 per diluted share), an improvement from a net loss of $27.8 million in 2023.
- E-commerce Sales: Constituted 23.5% of net sales in fiscal 2024.
- Customer Base: Approximately 38 stockholders of record and around 11,913 beneficial owners as of April 21, 2025.
- Store Count Trend: Slight decline from 330 stores in 2024 to 317 in 2025, with plans to close 15–20 underperforming stores and possibly open new Bed Bath & Beyond, Buy Buy Baby, or Overstock stores.
Key Business Initiatives & Partnerships
- Strategic Partnership with Beyond:
- Entered in October 2024.
- Involves a $17 million credit agreement (split into $8.5 million non-convertible loan and $8.5 million convertible loan).
- Used proceeds to repay previous debt and reduce borrowings.
- License to operate small format stores under Beyond and its trademarks (Bed Bath & Beyond, Buy Buy Baby, Overstock).
- Issued approximately 8.93 million shares of common stock to Beyond as of February 5, 2025.
- Business Strategy Focus: Customer engagement, curated product assortments, value pricing, omni-channel experience, operational efficiency, and store profitability.
Market & Competition
- Competes against HomeGoods, HomeSense, Walmart, World Market, Crate & Barrel, Williams-Sonoma, Hobby Lobby, At Home, Target, eBay, Amazon, Wayfair.
- Strives to differentiate through merchandise quality, visual appeal, pricing, and store environment.
Business Challenges
- Seasonal fluctuations heavily impact sales, with the 4th quarter being most significant.
- Facing macroeconomic challenges including inflation, high interest rates, fluctuating consumer demand, tariffs, and promotional competition.
- In fiscal 2024, operating costs decreased, but gross profit margins saw minor improvement.
- Store openings, closings, relocations, and merchandise inventory are strategically managed to improve profitability and adapt to market conditions.
Additional Key Data
- ** Cash & Cash Equivalents (2025):** ~$3.8 million.
- Debt (2025):
- $43 million in revolver (outstanding as of Feb 1, 2025).
- $17 million to Beyond.
- Total debt approximately $59.2 million.
- Operational Focus: Improving online and in-store margins, reducing underperforming stores, expanding private label distribution, and enhancing omni-channel capabilities.
- Financial Trends: Despite losses, the company is actively managing liquidity and strategic partnerships to support ongoing operations and turnaround efforts.
