The Lovesac Company (LOVE) Dividend History

Lovesac Company is known for its customizable furniture, particularly its modular, easy-to-move sofas called "Sacs" and "Futons." Founded in 1995, the company focuses on combining comfort, style, and sustainability, offering products designed for versatility and innovative home entertainment experiences. Lovesac emphasizes eco-friendly materials and a direct-to-consumer sales model through retail stores and online channels.

Two Landmark Square, Suite 300, Stamford, CT, 06901
Phone: 203-817-2279
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Dividend History

The Lovesac Company currently does not pay dividends

Company News

  • With a 60%+ Upside, There's Plenty to Love About Lovesac

    Lovesac, a furniture manufacturer, has evolved from a gimmicky oversized foam beanbag chair maker to a higher-end furniture brand anchored around its modular, proprietary trademarked 'Sactionals'. The company's versatile and customizable furniture offerings provide a competitive advantage over traditional furniture makers.

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  • 3 Momentum Stocks That Could Soar Post-Market Volatility

    Three companies in the software-based drug development and furniture industries have emerged as momentum plays following a period of market volatility. Certara, Schrodinger, and Lovesac have seen their stock prices rise significantly due to positive news, technological advancements, and adaptable business models.

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  • Why Lovesac Stock Is Jumping Today

    Lovesac, a modular furniture maker, reported strong fourth-quarter earnings that surpassed analysts' expectations. Despite a 4% decline in sales, the company's high gross margins and debt-free balance sheet have positioned it well to weather industry volatility.

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  • US Stocks Likely To Open Lower Ahead Of March Inflation Release: Expert Highlights 'Fairly Weak Returns' After 5%+ Gains In S&P 500

    U.S. stock futures are expected to open lower ahead of the March inflation data release. Experts highlight that after the S&P 500's 5%+ gains on Wednesday, the returns in the near term are likely to be 'fairly weak'.

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  • Why Lovesac Stock Sagged by 37% in December

    Lovesac, a specialty furniture maker, faced investor skepticism after posting weaker-than-expected quarterly results, including a decline in sales and a deeper net loss. Analysts were disappointed, and one analyst significantly cut his price target on the stock. The company is targeting annual net sales growth of 10-15% and improved profitability, but investors seem skeptical about its ability to achieve these goals.

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Dividend data last updated 06/06/2025 19:29:58 UTC