Home Depot Stock Price, News & Analysis

The Home Depot (NYSE:HD) launched Blueprint Takeoffs, an AI-powered tool for professional renovators, remodelers and builders to generate complete material lists and project quotes for single-family blueprints within days instead of weeks. The solution integrates The Home Depot's Pro team support and enables Pros to purchase all required materials from a single supplier, with order management and delivery options.

The tool complements existing Pro services including trade credit, project planning, account management, and same-day or scheduled delivery to streamline planning and procurement for single-family projects.

The Home Depot (NYSE: HD) reported Q3 FY2025 sales of $41.4B, up 2.8% year-over-year, including about $900M from the GMS acquisition (≈8 weeks of sales). Comparable sales rose 0.2% (U.S. +0.1%). Net earnings were $3.6B or $3.62 diluted EPS; adjusted diluted EPS was $3.74. Management cited weaker-than-expected storm activity, housing pressure and consumer uncertainty as drivers of the shortfall.

Updated fiscal 2025 guidance (52-week year): total sales growth ~3.0% with GMS ~$2.0B contribution; comparable sales slightly positive; ~12 new stores; gross margin ~33.2%; operating margin ~12.6% (adjusted ~13.0%); tax rate ~24.5%; net interest expense ~$2.3B; diluted EPS to decline ~6% from $14.91; adjusted diluted EPS to decline ~5% from $15.24; capex ~2.5% of sales. Company operates 2,356 stores and employs >470,000 associates.

The Home Depot Foundation (NYSE:HD) and Meals on Wheels America marked Veterans Day 2025 by announcing a milestone: 4,000 homes repaired or modified for senior veterans through their decade-long Helping Homebound Heroes partnership.

Since 2015 the foundation has invested $21 million+ in the program. The 4,000th home in Austin received nearly $40,000 of repairs and upgrades. Meals on Wheels network serves about 360,000 veterans annually, and roughly 43% of older veterans face isolation-related risks, while more than half of Meals on Wheels programs offer home repair services.

The Home Depot Foundation (NYSE:HD) announced on November 6, 2025 an additional investment of $30 million in 44 grants to veterans service organizations to expand critical home repairs, smart home modifications and housing programs for veterans exiting homelessness.

The funding advances the Foundation toward its $750 million by 2030 pledge and follows prior investments exceeding $600 million and improvements to more than 65,000 veteran homes and facilities. Grants target new mortgage-free smart homes for catastrophically wounded veterans, >1,000 critical repairs for senior/disabled veterans, and expansion of a master-lease housing pilot to Washington, D.C. and Prescott, AZ.

The Home Depot (NYSE: HD) will hold its Third Quarter Earnings Conference Call on Tuesday, November 18, 2025 at 9:00 a.m. ET. A live webcast will be available at http://ir.homedepot.com/events-and-presentations and will be archived with replay available beginning at approximately noon on November 18, 2025.

At the end of the second quarter the company operated more than 2,353 retail stores, over 800 branches, and more than 325 distribution centers, and employed over 470,000 associates. The stock trades on the New York Stock Exchange under HD.

The Home Depot (NYSE:HD) and The Home Depot Foundation committed $1 million in product donations, nonprofit grants and other support to aid Jamaica and Caribbean communities hit by Hurricane Melissa, which made landfall in Jamaica on Oct. 28, 2025 as a Category 5 storm.

The Foundation is funding grants to World Central Kitchen, Convoy of Hope and Operation Blessing for emergency meals and supplies, while The Home Depot will donate generators, water, toolkits, lights and other cleanup products and use select Miami and New York metro stores as distribution hubs to expedite deliveries. The Foundation said it will support both immediate relief and long-term recovery.

The Home Depot (NYSE: HD) announced the winners of its 2025 Innovation Awards on October 29, 2025, recognizing products that improve speed, performance and convenience for DIY and professional customers.

Top awards: Overall Winner — EcoSmart Universal Select Light Bulb by Leedarson; First Runner-Up — Cobra Torksave Concrete Anchors; Second Runner-Up — Feather River Smart Glass Door. Finalists include Frigidaire dishwasher (50-minute normal cycle), Henry UltraTouch insulation (80% post-consumer denim), Milwaukee QUIK-LOK power head, Ryobi 40V mower (80-minute runtime) and others.

Awards for supplier partners and category Partners of the Year were also named. Winning products are available in-store and online now at homedepot.com/innovation.

The Home Depot (NYSE:HD) reveals key holiday shopping trends for 2023, highlighting that over 75% of Millennials prefer practical home-related gifts. The company is launching its "Holiday Gift Edit" on Pinterest, featuring curated boards for different consumer personas: The DIYer, The New Homeowner, and The Cozy Curator.

Starting October 28, customers can access seasonal discounts on tools, smart home devices, appliances, and home decor. The company is expanding its holiday decor collection in stores, featuring the popular Grand Duchess Twinkling Balsam Fir Artificial Christmas Tree line and introducing the new Breckenridge Twinkling Adaptive Lighting tree with dual-color technology.

The retailer offers free delivery on over two million online items and same-day or next-day delivery on select products to enhance the holiday shopping experience.

The Home Depot (NYSE:HD) has completed its acquisition of GMS Inc. through its subsidiary SRS Distribution for a total enterprise value of $5.5 billion. The acquisition was executed through a tender offer at $110 per share, with approximately 79.5% of outstanding shares tendered.

GMS, a leading distributor of specialty building products including drywall, ceilings, and steel framing, will enhance SRS's position in the building materials distribution sector. The strategic acquisition aims to strengthen Home Depot's relationship with professional contractors (Pros) by providing expanded product categories, cross-selling opportunities, and enhanced fulfillment options for both residential and commercial projects.