Spectrum Brands Holdings, Inc. Revenue in 2025

Spectrum Brands Holdings, Inc. reported $2.8B in revenue for fiscal year 2025. This represents a decline of 5.2% compared to the 2024 figure of $3.0B.

Spectrum Brands' FY2025 revenue of $2.81 billion declined from $2.96 billion in FY2024 and $2.92 billion in FY2023, reflecting the HPC segment's structural headwinds. Net income of $100.4 million on $2.81 billion in revenue is a 3.6% margin — modest but positive, and dramatically improved from the years when the company was carrying the debt load accumulated through the acquisition strategy. The debt reduction achieved through the HHI and battery divestitures transformed the balance sheet. Total liabilities fell approximately 67% from their peak, eliminating the interest expense drag that had suppressed earnings for years and creating room for the $49.99% stock return in the twelve months ending June 2026 that Spectrum Brands generated — outperforming the S&P 500's 23.42% by a factor of more than two. The Home & Garden segment's pet care and pest control brands have demonstrated pricing resilience that the HPC segment lacks. Nature's Miracle, FURminator, and the aquatics brands under Tetra command premium shelf positions in specialty pet retail that generate margins structurally higher than the personal care appliance category where Remington competes against both global brands and private label. The category mix difference is the most important financial distinction within the current portfolio. The FY2025 exit and disposal initiatives within HPC and GPC — which generated $6.9 million in termination charges from headcount reductions and operational consolidation — reflect Maura's willingness to cut costs ahead of revenue in a segment he may be preparing to sell. The $10.2 million income from discontinued operations in FY2024, primarily related to HHI sale tax audit settlements, and the FY2025 Romanian joint venture disposal represent the final unwinding of the acquisition-era portfolio, leaving Spectrum Brands at its smallest revenue base in years but with its cleanest balance sheet in decades.