Greensboro, North Carolina — Unifi, Inc. shared key updates during its third-quarter earnings call for fiscal year 2025, examining ongoing strategies aimed at enhancing profitability within its North American operations. The call, led by Executive Chairman Al Carey and Chief Executive Officer Eddie Ingle, highlighted significant moves that the company has undertaken over recent months.

Carey detailed a focused restructuring plan intended to streamline operations and improve efficiency across the company’s production facilities. He noted that these initiatives are actively taking shape, with completion expected by the end of June, marking the close of the fiscal year. As part of the plan, Unifi will shut down its plant in Madison, North Carolina, in mid-June, shifting production to facilities in Yadkinville and El Salvador.

This transition involves relocating assets from Madison to these locations, which will ultimately lead to improved capacity utilization. Carey expressed optimism that these changes would allow the company to better meet production demands and enhance operational efficiency across its remaining facilities.

During the call, Chief Financial Officer A.J. Eaker provided financial insights, noting trends influencing the company’s performance and shedding light on future forecasts. The dialogue also allowed stakeholders to gain a clearer understanding of how Unifi is navigating the complexities of market demands and pricing pressures.

Analysts on the call, including representatives from Sidoti & Company and Pinnacle, were encouraged to engage with management, asking questions that touched on both immediate strategies and long-term outlooks. The company underscored its commitment to adapting to the evolving landscape of the textile industry while remaining focused on overall profitability.

As Unifi prepares for the upcoming transition, it remains crucial for investors and stakeholders to monitor these developments closely. The company’s commitment to rationalization and operational efficiency may set the stage for an enhanced competitive position as it moves into the latter half of the fiscal year.