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Savers Value Village amends credit deal, reduces term loan interest rates
Amendment on June 2, 2026 lowers Applicable Rate on existing term loans.
Savers Value Village Q1 net loss $0.03/diluted share; adjusted EPS $0.02; US comps +6.4%
Net sales $403.2M, up 8.9% YoY; US comp store sales +6.4%; Canada comp store sales -0.6%.
Savers Value Village Q4 net sales +15.6% to $464.7M; adj EBITDA margin 15.9%
Comparable store sales +5.4%; U.S. +8.8%, Canada +0.7%.
Savers Value Village Q4 prelim net sales +15.6% to $464.7M; US comp +8.8%
Total Q4 net sales $464.7M (+15.6% YoY); comparable store sales +5.4% (US +8.8%, Canada +0.7%).
Savers Value Village Q3 net sales up 8.1% to $426.9M; adj. EPS $0.14; debt refi, $50M buyback
Net sales $426.9M (+8.1% YoY); comparable store sales +5.8% (U.S. +7.1%, Canada +3.9%).
Savers Value Village enters $930M credit facilities, redeems $401M notes at 104.875%
New $750M term loan (matures 2032) and $180M revolver (matures 2030) replace prior debt.
Savers Value Village appoints Brian Ames to board, replaces Duane C. Woods
Duane C. Woods resigned from board and committees effective Aug 25, 2025; no disagreement cited.
Savers Value Village Q2 net sales +7.9% to $417M; raises FY2025 guidance
Net sales $417.2M (+7.9% YoY); comparable store sales +4.6%.
Savers Value Village annual meeting elects three directors, ratifies KPMG, approves say-on-pay
Elected Class II directors Mark Walsh, Robyn Collver, and William T. Allen; each received >153.9M votes for.
15,000,000 shares sold by Ares funds and CEO at $9.25/share; company received no proceeds.
Secondary offering of 15,000,000 shares by Ares-managed funds and CEO; underwriters have 30-day option for up to 2,250,000 additional shares.
Savers Q1 net sales up 4.5% to $370.1M; net loss of $4.7M; reaffirms 2025 outlook
Net sales $370.1M (+4.5% reported, +7.1% constant currency); comparable store sales +2.8% (U.S. +4.2%, Canada +0.6%).
SVV Q4 net sales $402M (+5.0%), adjusted EPS $0.10; US comps +4.7%
Net loss of $1.9M (GAAP EPS -$0.01); adjusted net income $15.9M ($0.10 diluted).
Savers Value Village revises non-GAAP definitions; FY2024 Adj. EBITDA outlook recast to $267-277M
New Adj. EBITDA includes occupancy costs, pre-opening and store closing expenses; prior definition excluded these.
Q4 net sales $402.0M (+5.0% YoY); constant-currency net sales $405.9M (+6.0%).
Savers Value Village Q3: net sales +0.5% to $394.8M, comp store sales -2.4%, Canada pressured
Net sales $394.8M (+0.5% as reported; +1.2% constant currency); U.S. +6.2%, Canada -7.1%.
Savers Value Village Q2 net sales +2.0% but Canada weak; cuts FY2024 outlook
Net sales $386.7M (+2.0% reported, +2.8% constant currency); U.S. comparable store sales +2.1%, Canada -3.1%.
Added $50M incremental revolving facility; total revolving commitments increased.
Savers Value Village annual meeting elects directors, ratifies KPMG, approves say-on-pay
Elected Aaron Rosen, Jordan Smith, and Susan O'Farrell as Class I directors with >92% votes for.
Net sales $354.2M (+2.5%); comp store sales +0.3% (US +2.3%, Canada -2.6%).
Savers Value Village Q4 net sales +4.4%, comp sales +2.6%, net income +66%
Net sales $382.8M (+4.4%); constant currency +4.5%; comparable store sales +2.6%.
Scott Graves resigned from Board and Compensation Committee effective Feb 23, 2024, with no disagreement.
Mr. Maher will replace Jay Stasz, the Company’s current Chief Financial Officer and Treasurer.
On May 06, 2024, the Board of Directors (the “Board”) of the Company appointed Michael Maher as the Company’s Chief Financial Officer and Treasurer, effective May 13, 2024.
upon the recommendation of the NGS Committee, the Board appointed Mr. Aaron Rosen, a member of the Board, as chairperson of the Board and as chairperson of the Compensation Committee.
Scott Graves, a member of the Board of Directors (the “Board”) of Savers Value Village, Inc. (the “Company”), resigned from the Board and the Compensation Committee of the Board (the “Compensation Committee”), effective immediately.
the Board appointed Mr. Jordan Smith to fill the Board vacancy created by Mr. Graves’ resignation.
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