Delta Galil Q3 sales reach record high as dividend rises 25%

what happened

Israeli apparel maker Delta Galil reported that third-quarter revenue grew 11% year on year to a record level, according to Reuters. Adjusted diluted earnings per share for the period climbed 27%. The company also increased its quarterly dividend by 25%, to $10 million.

The company said sales rose across most of its operating segments and markets, while direct-to-consumer sales jumped 16%. A favorable shekel-to-dollar exchange rate helped lift gross margin. For the quarter, revenue came to $599.6 million, net income to $36.6 million and gross margin to 44.7%.

For 2026, the company expects sales of $2.294 billion to $2.328 billion and diluted EPS of $4.00 to $4.23, both excluding non-core items and a tariff refund.

why it matters

For markets this is a mid-sized report: revenue and profit growth alongside a higher dividend supports interest in Delta Galil shares. Part of the margin gain came from currency movements rather than sales alone, which is worth weighing when judging how durable the results are.

market impact

Delta Galil shares: record revenue and a higher dividend support the stock

• ▲Delta Galil pressure up — record revenue, higher profit and a larger dividend support investor interest

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