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Instacart (CART) Revenue Q3 2025

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Bernie McTernan of Needham says October trends are very strong for Instacart.

instacart The company posted its highest third-quarter revenue and announced a positive outlook under new CEO Chris Rogers.

Inventories on grocery delivery platforms were flat.

Here’s how the company performed against LSEG’s estimates:

Earnings per share: 51 cents adjusted vs. 49 cents expected Earnings: $939 million vs. $934 million expected

Sales increased 10% from $852 million in the same period last year. Total transaction value, which measures the value of goods sold, rose 10% to $9.17 billion from $8.3 billion a year earlier, beating FactSet’s forecast of $9.11 billion.

In his first letter to shareholders as CEO, Rogers said Instacart is focused on strengthening affordability and enterprise solutions. In an earnings call with analysts, he referred to the company’s enterprise platform as one of the “most undervalued parts” of the business.

“We are deepening our customer and retailer relationships, expanding our advertising ecosystem, and launching innovative AI-powered tools across all aspects of our business to drive profitable growth.”

For the current quarter, the grocery delivery platform expects total transaction value to be in the range of $9.45 billion to $9.6 billion, reflecting year-over-year growth of 9% to 11%. The midpoint beat FactSet’s forecast of $9.48 billion. The company expects EBITDA to be between $285 million and $295 million.

Instacart said the guidance reflects strong October growth and growth in corporate partnerships, but also takes into account Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) issues amid the prolonged government shutdown.

The number of orders for the same period increased 14% year-on-year to 83.4 million, exceeding StreetAccount’s forecast of 83 million. Instacart said its average order volume decreased by 4% due to the waiving of delivery fees for restaurant orders and lower value basket orders for Instacart+ members.

Instacart faces increasing competition as more companies enter the grocery delivery space, with concerns about market share loss.

This summer, e-commerce giants Amazon has started same-day delivery of fresh produce and said it plans to reach at least 2,300 markets by the end of the year. Leader in food delivery door dash In September, the company expanded its partnership with Kroger.

Mr. Rogers told analysts Monday that the company is not concerned about retailers such as Kroger joining with other partners. He referenced last week’s news that Kroger would expand its deal with Instacart, calling it “a strong demonstration of confidence in the value we bring.”

Net income increased to $144 million, or 51 cents per share, from $118 million, or 42 cents, in the year-ago period.

The company said it uses artificial intelligence tools to expand features and enhance advertising offerings for grocers and shoppers. Earlier this month, the company launched a new suite of AI solutions for grocery stores, including a shopping assistant that recommends products.

The company also announced plans to increase its stock repurchase plan by $1.5 billion and bring forward its $250 million stock repurchase program.

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