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Lennox International (LII) reported solid top-line and profit growth for Q2 2025. Net sales rose 3.4% YoY to $1.50 bn, driven by 11% favorable price/mix that more than offset an 8% volume decline. Gross margin expanded 120 bps to 34.8%, lifting operating income 10.6% to $354 m. Net income advanced 12.9% to $277.6 m, and diluted EPS increased to $7.82 from $6.87.
Segment detail: Home Comfort Solutions sales grew 3% and profit 12% (25.3% ROS). Building Climate Solutions sales gained 5% with profit up 7% (24.9% ROS). Six-month sales reached $2.57 bn (+3%) and net income $397.9 m (+7.5%).
Cash flow & balance sheet: Operating cash flow fell to $51 m (vs. $161 m) on higher working-capital needs; inventories jumped $297 m. Cash declined to $49 m from $415 m after $295 m of share repurchases, $82 m dividends and $54 m capex. Total debt stands at $1.18 bn; $300 m notes mature Aug-2025, partly offset by a new $1.0 bn revolver extended to May-2030. Shareholder equity improved to $900 m (+6%).
Outlook signals: Management expects further pricing gains to offset tariff-driven cost inflation while acknowledging possible volume softness. A new $1 bn buyback authorization leaves $1.20 bn available for future repurchases.