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Costco (COST 0.07%) did it again in the fiscal third quarter of 2025. It posted yet another good earnings result.

Costco Wholesale Corporation COST reported its third-quarter fiscal 2025 results last Thursday after the closing bell, sparking fresh debate among investors about the stock's future direction. As a dominant player in the retail sector, Costco has long been known for its stability and strong customer base, even in the face of broader economic headwinds.

Costco (COST -0.14%) operates on extremely narrow profit margins, yet it generates one of the highest inventory turnover ratios in its industry.

Costco (COST -0.06%) just reported financial results on May 29. Revenue totaled $63.2 billion, while diluted earnings per share (EPS) came in at $4.28.

Maybe it's those famous $1.50 hot dog meals, but Costco Wholesale (COST -0.06%) continues to flex its muscles.

Costco (COST -1.00%) is arguably one of the best businesses in the world when measured by sustainable competitive advantage.

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The initial market response to Costco's NASDAQ: COST FQ3 earnings release is that comps were tepid. However, tepid is in the eye of the beholder, and the 8.0% adjusted increase is a solid figure regardless of its comparison to consensus estimates.

When it comes to running a brick-and-mortar retail business, Costco Wholesale (COST 3.11%) arguably does it better than anybody else. As of May 2025, the company has 905 locations, including 624 U.S. locations.

Costco Wholesale (COST 3.11%) continues to be one of the biggest winners in retail, turning in yet another strong quarter amid tariff uncertainty. Its stock also has kept its winning ways, up about 13% year to date and 235% over the past five years (as of this writing).