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TrueBlue, Inc.

TrueBlue, Inc. Q4 FY2025 earnings call

February 18, 2026 · fiscal period ended 2025-12

EPS · actual vs est

$-0.25 / $-0.08Miss -212.5%

Revenue · actual vs est

$418.2M / $385.0MBeat +8.6%
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Summary

Generated 2026-02-18

Management highlights

During 2025, TrueBlue executed on strategic priorities, restructuring the business model, reorganizing the on-demand staffing operating model, focusing on strategic partnerships and cross-selling, and expanding in market segments like energy, healthcare. They launched an enterprise-wide strategic partnership, made progress in technology with AI-powered features, and drove top-line growth and margin expansion. They also discussed Board of Directors changes.

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Segment performance

Total revenue for the quarter was $418,000,000, up 8% and near the high end of the outlook range. Organic revenue increased 5%, with the acquired HSB business contributing three percentage points of growth. PeopleReady grew 11%, driven by continued outperformance in the energy sector. PeopleManagement revenue declined 2% due to lower on-site volumes. PeopleSolutions revenue grew 42%, with HSB performing in line with expectations. PeopleReady segment profit margin was down 370 basis points. PeopleManagement segment profit margin was up 50 basis points. PeopleSolutions segment profit margin was up 180 basis points.

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Guidance

Looking ahead to 2026, they expect revenue growth of 3% to 9% year over year, including one percentage point of inorganic growth from HSB. They expect a lower margin in the first quarter due to normalized workers’ compensation reserve adjustments and seasonality, but lean cost structure will drive improved margins as the year progresses.

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Q&A highlights

Q: Marc Frye Riddick asked about margin trajectory, energy business visibility and sustainability, HSB contributions and healthcare vertical, and M&A.

A: Carl R. Schweihs and Taryn R. Owen responded.

Q: Mark Steven Marcon asked about energy business portfolio percentage, renewable energy pass-through, organic growth outside certain spaces, gross margin favorability, non-cash impairment charge savings, and WOTC credit.

A: Carl R. Schweihs responded.

Q: Jessica Luce asked about customer sentiment and current pricing environment.

A: Taryn R. Owen and Carl R. Schweihs responded.

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Key numbers

Reported versus consensus

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MetricReportedConsensusDeltaPrior year
EPS$-0.25$-0.08-212.5%$-0.02
Revenue$418.2M$385.0M+8.6%$386.0M

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