Duluth Holdings Inc.

Duluth Holdings Inc.

DLTHยทNASDAQ

$3.43

-1.4%
Consumer CyclicalApparel - Retail

Duluth Holdings Inc. sells casual wear, workwear, and accessories for men and women under the Duluth Trading brand in the United States. It provides shirts, pants, underwear, outerwear, footwear, accessories, and hard goods. The company offers its products under various trademarks, trade names, and service marks, including Alaskan Hardgear, Armachillo, Ballroom, Cab Commander, Crouch Gusset, Dry on the Fly, Duluth Trading Co, Duluthflex, Fire Hose, Longtail T, No Polo Shirt, No Yank, Wild Boar Mocs, and Buck Naked. The company markets its products through its Website, catalogs, and retail stores. As of January 30, 2022, it operated 62 retail stores and three outlet stores. The company was formerly known as GEMPLER'S, Inc. Duluth Holdings Inc. was founded in 1989 and is headquartered in Mount Horeb, Wisconsin.

At a Glance

Live Snapshot
Market Cap$130.78M
EPS-0.4700
P/E Ratio-7.30
Earnings Date06/04/2026

No Dividend Yield Data

DLTH has not reported any dividend yield values in the available annual periods.

No Dividend Payout Ratio Data

DLTH has not reported any dividend payout ratio values in the available annual periods.

No Net Dividends Paid Data

DLTH has not reported any net dividends paid values in the available annual periods.

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Duluth Holdings Inc. Dividend History

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10Y CAGR +0%
Latest $0
Annual $0
Stable dividend payments
Last Period: +0%

DLTH Dividend Payment History

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DeclarationEx-DatePayment DateDividendAdjustedFrequencyGrowth
No dividend payment history available
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Duluth Holdings Inc. Payout Ratio Analysis

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Dividends Paid
0.00
2025
Net Income
-43.67M
2025
Payout Ratio
0.00%
2025

Dividend Sustainability Analysis

Payout Ratio
0.00%

Conservative payout with excellent safety margin. Company retains significant earnings for growth, acquisitions, or building cash reserves. Dividend is highly sustainable.

FCF Payout Ratio
0.0%

Negative free cash flow while paying dividends is a major red flag. Company burning cash and cannot sustain dividend without external financing.

Sustainability
At Risk

Dividend appears unsustainable based on current metrics. High probability of reduction or elimination. Proceed with caution.