HOFT reported revenue, operating income, and adj EPS of $95.1M, ($3.1)M, and ($0.19), respectively. This compares to our/consensus estimates of $99.3M/$99.3M, $0.0M/$0.0M, and $0.01/$0.01. It is noted that while revenues were below consensus estimates and a slight decrease of 2.8% from 2Q24, sequentially we are encouraged by the moderation in Y/Y declines compared to last quarter’s substantial Y/Y sales decline. The declines were due to the current headwinds seen in the macro environment leading to decreased volumes. Despite the headwinds, HOFT reported consolidated GPM of 22.0%. The macroeconomic and furniture retail environment remains challenging, with high interest rates, a housing shortage, and elevated home prices contributing to a prolonged downturn. Despite this, the company is focusing on controllable factors to position itself for future growth. As HOFT looks through the current market turbulence it has stated the goal to reduce fixed costs by 10%, or approximately $10.0M in FY25 and is on pace to reach this goal.