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Dollar General (DG) Q1 FY27 vs Q4 FY26 (quarter over quarter)

Dollar General's revenue fell $124M (-1%) from $10.9B in Q4 FY26 to $10.8B in Q1 FY27. The biggest changes: Seasonal −$122M (-10%); Home products −$121M (-19%); Consumables +$120M (+1%). Gross margin 31.6% against 30.4% (+1.2 pts).

Dollar General, Q1 FY27: revenue $10.8B (+3% year over year), operating margin 5.9%, net earnings $444M, operating cash flow $716M. The chart draws each line against Q4 FY26, the increases inside each band.

Dollar General: what changed, Q1 FY27 vs Q4 FY26Dollar General: what changed, Q1 FY27 vs Q4 FY26Free cash flow (OCF − capex)−$217MCost of revenue−$212MWorking capital & other$137MSeasonal−$122MHome products−$121MConsumables$120MCapital expenditures$118MOperating cash flow−$99.5MGross profit$88.1MOperating expenses$55.8M

Margins

Q1 FY27Q4 FY26Change
Gross margin31.6%30.4%+1.2 pts
Operating margin5.9%5.6%+0.4 pts
Net margin4.1%3.9%+0.2 pts
Free cash flow margin3.4%5.3%-2.0 pts

Every line

LineQ1 FY27Q4 FY26Change%
Consumables$8.9B$8.8B$120M+1%
Seasonal$1.1B$1.2B−$122M-10%
Home products$523M$644M−$121M-19%
Apparel$287M$289M−$2.1M-0.7%
Revenue$10.8B$10.9B−$124M-1%
Gross profit$3.4B$3.3B$88.1M+3%
Cost of revenue$7.4B$7.6B−$212M-3%
Operating profit$639M$606M$32.2M+5%
Operating expenses$2.8B$2.7B$55.8M+2%
Pre-tax earnings$591M$545M$45.8M+8%
Other expense, net$47.2M$60.8M−$13.6M-22%
Net earnings$444M$426M$17.8M+4%
Income tax$147M$119M$28.0M+23%
Depreciation & amortization$271M$270M$471K+0.2%
Share-based compensation$37.0M$18.1M$18.9M+105%
Working capital & other$35.8M−$101M$137M—
Operating cash flow$716M$816M−$99.5M-12%
Free cash flow (OCF − capex)$365M$582M−$217M-37%
Capital expenditures$352M$234M$118M+50%

Questions

How much did Dollar General's revenue grow quarter over quarter in Q1 FY27?

Dollar General's revenue fell $124M (-1%) from $10.9B in Q4 FY26 to $10.8B in Q1 FY27.

What drove Dollar General's revenue change in Q1 FY27?

Seasonal −$122M (-10%); Home products −$121M (-19%); Consumables +$120M (+1%).

Q1 FY27 results → · Compare in the interactive Sankey →