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UniFirst Corporation (NYSE: UNF), headquartered in Wilmington, Mass., stands as a North American leader in providing managed uniform and workwear programs, along with a wide range of ancillary facility services. The company extends its offerings to first aid and safety products and specializes in workwear programs for the cleanroom and nuclear industries. UniFirst also manufactures its own branded work clothing, protective garments, and floorcare products, operating over 250 locations across North America. Serving more than 300,000 business customers, UniFirst employs 14,000 team members and outfits nearly 2 million workers daily through its managed rental, lease, and purchase programs.
The company's core business is divided into several segments: The U.S. and Canadian Rental and Cleaning segment, which rents and sells uniforms and non-garment items while offering cleaning services; the Manufacturing segment, which designs and produces these items; the Specialty Garments segment, targeting the nuclear and cleanroom sectors; and the First Aid segment, providing safety supplies and pill packaging. Lastly, the Corporate segment integrates various associated costs.
UniFirst's mission is to be the foremost provider of quality uniform products and services. This objective fuels its continuous customer focus, enabling growth, equitable returns on investment, and the creation of development opportunities for its employees.
Recently, UniFirst has expanded its footprint by opening a state-of-the-art, 70,000 square-foot uniform service and processing facility in Taylor, Michigan. This new plant, designed to meet the needs of the rapidly growing customer base in the metro Detroit area, incorporates the latest innovations in textile services technologies and automation. The facility emphasizes energy efficiency and environmental sustainability through advanced machinery and eco-friendly cleaning formulas.
UniFirst's partnership with Hendrick Motorsports highlights its involvement in high-profile ventures. For the 2024 NASCAR season, UniFirst will serve as the primary sponsor for five races, featuring Chase Elliott driving the No. 9 UniFirst Chevrolet Camaro ZL1. This partnership signifies UniFirst's commitment to broadening its brand visibility and strengthening relationships within the sports and automotive industries.
For more information on UniFirst’s extensive range of products and services, visit UniFirst.com or contact them at 888.296.2740.
UniFirst Corporation (NYSE:UNF) announced a quarterly cash dividend of $0.30 per share for Common Stock and $0.24 per share for Class B Common Stock. These dividends will be paid on March 30, 2022, to shareholders recorded by March 9, 2022. Headquartered in Wilmington, Mass., UniFirst is a leading provider of uniform and workwear solutions in North America, servicing over 2 million workers daily.
UniFirst Corporation reported Q1 fiscal 2022 results reflecting mixed performance. Consolidated revenues increased by 8.8% to $486.2 million. However, operating income fell 20.1% to $44.8 million, and net income decreased 19.6% to $33.7 million, leading to a 19.5% drop in diluted EPS to $1.77. The financial results included $5.9 million of costs linked to CRM, ERP, and branding initiatives. Adjusted EPS was $2.00. The company revised fiscal 2022 revenue guidance to $1.940 billion - $1.955 billion with diluted EPS between $5.50 and $5.80.
UniFirst Corporation (NYSE: UNF) is set to report its Fiscal 2022 first quarter results on January 5, 2022, before market opening. A conference call will follow at 9:00 a.m. ET, discussing financial outcomes, business highlights, and future outlook. The company may provide insights on earnings forecasts and other financial matters, possibly revealing undisclosed information. UniFirst is a leader in uniform and workwear services, operating 260 service locations and serving over 2 million workers daily.
UniFirst Corporation (NYSE: UNF) reported Q4 results with a revenue increase of 8.5% to $465.3 million and net income rising 9.7% to $34.6 million. For the full fiscal year, revenues reached $1.826 billion, a 1.2% rise, while net income increased 11.3% to $151.1 million.
The company approved a 20% dividend increase and announced a new $100 million share repurchase program. Fiscal 2022 guidance projects revenues between $1.920 billion and $1.945 billion, with diluted EPS between $5.70 and $6.10.
UniFirst Corporation (NYSE: UNF) has signed a three-year sponsorship deal with Kraft Sports + Entertainment to become the Official Uniform Supply Company of the New England Patriots. This partnership will enhance UniFirst's brand visibility through game day activations and media promotions. Additionally, newly branded delivery trucks will be showcased at home games, and nearly 200 delivery vehicles will promote the sponsorship across New England. With over 260 service locations, UniFirst outfits more than 2 million workers daily, being a leader in managed uniform services in North America.
UniFirst Corporation (NYSE: UNF) will announce its Fiscal 2021 fourth quarter results on October 20, 2021, prior to market opening. A conference call is scheduled for 9:00 a.m. Eastern Time on the same day to discuss the quarterly financial outcomes, business highlights, and future outlook. During the call, the company may address various business and financial developments, which could include undisclosed information. The live webcast and replay will be accessible online.
On September 22, 2021, UniFirst Corporation highlighted the significant benefits of uniform rental programs for businesses, particularly in the healthcare sector post-pandemic. These programs offer no upfront costs, scheduled laundry services, and repairs, enhancing employee hygiene and safety. Key advantages include improved business image, brand promotion, cost savings, and employee satisfaction. The shift towards managed uniform services is driven by heightened awareness of cross-contamination risks. Adam Soreff noted that such programs allow businesses to focus on core operations without uniform maintenance.