Interface, Inc. delivers a perfect four-quarter earnings beat streak with an average 21.8% positive surprise and a Piotroski score of 9 out of 9, but with the stock price above the analyst target and negative upside asymmetry, the current setup is not compelling for new entry.
Thesis pillars
- High Piotroski Financial Strength→Stable
- Perfect Earnings Beat Streak→Stable
- Momentum Accumulation Trend↑Improving
- +1 more pillar — see the Why tab for full reasoning
Pillars as of Jul 3, 2026, based on the 10-K filed Feb 25, 2026· older than 90 days
Interface, Inc. (TILE) Stock Analysis
Consumer Cyclical · Furnishings, Fixtures & Appliances
Sell if holding. At $40.16, A.R:R is negative (-0.1) — price has exceeded the analyst target. Reward from here is too thin for a buy — the engine flags exit. Additional concerns: Concentration risk — Supplier: synthetic yarn suppliers; Concentration risk — Supplier: LVT primary supplier (South Korea).
Interface is a global flooring solutions company offering modular carpet tile, luxury vinyl tile (LVT), nora rubber flooring, and FLOR area rugs under the Interface, FLOR, noraplan, and norament brands, operating through Americas (61% of 2025 net sales) and EAAA (Europe, Africa,... Read more
Sell if holding. At $40.16, A.R:R is negative (-0.1) — price has exceeded the analyst target. Reward from here is too thin for a buy — the engine flags exit. Additional concerns: Concentration risk — Supplier: synthetic yarn suppliers; Concentration risk — Supplier: LVT primary supplier (South Korea). Chart setup: No clear chart pattern; technical signals are mixed. Score 6.3/10, moderate confidence.
Passes 5/8 gates (positive momentum, clean insider activity, news events none recent, semi cycle peak clear, materials cycle peak clear). Fails on favorable risk/reward ratio and earnings proximity 0d<=7d. Suitability: aggressive.
About Interface, Inc.
About Interface, Inc.
Interface generated 61% of 2025 net sales from its Americas segment and 39% from Europe, Africa, Asia and Australia (EAAA), selling modular carpet tile, luxury vinyl tile (LVT), nora rubber flooring, and FLOR area rugs under its Interface, FLOR, noraplan, and norament brands. Approximately 43% of net sales came from outside the United States, primarily Europe and Asia-Pacific, and the corporate office market remains Interface's largest end-market even as it diversifies into education, healthcare, government, and hospitality. The company carried a $222.8 million order backlog as of February 2, 2026, roughly flat versus $223.4 million a year earlier.
Interface manufactures carpet tile at two U.S. plants plus facilities in the Netherlands, the United Kingdom, China, and Australia, but LVT is made entirely by a single third-party manufacturer in South Korea and rubber flooring only at a nora plant in Weinheim, Germany — concentrating two of its three product lines in single-country, third-party or sole-location production. For synthetic yarn, the key carpet-tile raw material, Interface principally relies on two major global suppliers plus a significant relationship with one other supplier, though dual polymer-feedstock capability (nylon 6 and nylon 6,6) gives it some flexibility. The company distributes through direct sales to end users and indirect sales through contractors, installers, and distributors, marketing to major national and multinational accounts and to architects and designers who influence specification decisions.
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Interface's supply chain concentration lines up directly with its tariff exposure: because LVT is sourced entirely from one South Korean manufacturer and all rubber flooring comes from Germany, the 10-K identifies the import of these two product lines into the U.S. as the company's primary exposure to recently implemented and potential future tariffs, on top of the carpet tile shipped from its U.S. plant into Canada that could itself face retaliatory tariffs. Layered on that trade risk is direct supplier dependency: an unanticipated termination or interruption at the primary LVT supplier or at either of the two major yarn suppliers would force Interface into higher-cost, slower substitute sourcing since the company has no in-house capability to manufacture fiber or LVT itself.
See also: Consumer Cyclical · Furnishings, Fixtures & Appliances
From Interface, Inc.'s most recent 10-K filing, extracted July 6, 2026.
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updated Nov 1, 2026Recent Developments — Interface, Inc.
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- NEWS Interface (TILE), Why Is The Latest Attention Building Around It? - Simply Wall St — Simply Wall St Nov 1, 2026 neutral
- NEWS Interface (NASDAQ:TILE) Stock Dropped to "Hold" by Wall Street Zen - MarketBeat — MarketBeat Oct 31, 2026 negative
- NEWS Tile Club Announces Black Friday and Cyber Week Sales - Fine Homebuilding — Fine Homebuilding Oct 29, 2026 neutral
- NEWS TILE Q3'26 Earnings: EPS estimate is 0.62 USD - TradingView — TradingView Oct 29, 2026 neutral
- NEWS Interface (TILE) Stock Still Seems Cheap Following Its 314% Run - Simply Wall St — Simply Wall St Oct 28, 2026 positive
Latest item Nov 1, 2026 · Generated 2026-11-05T11:34:09Z.
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Concentration Risks(10-K Item 1A)
- HIGHSuppliersynthetic yarn suppliers10-K Item 1: 'For yarn, we principally rely upon two major global suppliers, but we also have a significant relationship with one other supplier.'
- HIGHSupplierLVT primary supplier (South Korea)10-K Item 1A: 'We depend on a small number of third-party suppliers of synthetic fiber and are largely dependent upon a primary supplier for our LVT products.'
- MEDIUMGeographicsales outside the United States43%10-K Item 1A: 'In 2025, 2024, and 2023 approximately 43%, 43%, and 46% of our net sales, respectively, and a significant portion of our production were outside the United States, primarily in Europe and Asia-Pacific.'
Material Events(8-K, last 90d)
- 2026-06-04Item 5.02LOWCompensation & Talent Development Committee approved amendments to the Executive Bonus Plan, raising the maximum annual bonus from $1.85 million to $3.0 million and adding a forfeiture clause for cause terminations before March 15 following the performance period. Routine compensation plan amendment.SEC filing →
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Sell if holding. At $40.16, A.R:R is negative (-0.1) — price has exceeded the analyst target. Reward from here is too thin for a buy — the engine flags exit. Additional concerns: Concentration risk — Supplier: synthetic yarn suppliers; Concentration risk — Supplier: LVT primary supplier (South Korea). Chart setup: No clear chart pattern; technical signals are mixed. Prior stop was $37.82. Score 6.3/10, moderate confidence.
Analyst target $39.31 reached (−2.1% from $40.16); no take-profit level is published. Prior stop was $37.82. Stop-loss: $37.82.
Concentration risk — Supplier: synthetic yarn suppliers; Concentration risk — Supplier: LVT primary supplier (South Korea); Analyst target reached - limited upside remaining.
Interface, Inc. trades at a P/E of 16.3 (forward 16.6). TrendMatrix value score: 6.6/10. Verdict: Sell.
9 analysts rate TILE, with a consensus score of 4.2/5. 4 analysts publish price targets averaging $46.
What does Interface, Inc. do?Interface is a global flooring solutions company offering modular carpet tile, luxury vinyl tile (LVT), nora rubber...
Interface is a global flooring solutions company offering modular carpet tile, luxury vinyl tile (LVT), nora rubber flooring, and FLOR area rugs under the Interface, FLOR, noraplan, and norament brands, operating through Americas (61% of 2025 net sales) and EAAA (Europe, Africa, Asia, Australia, 39%) segments. The company manufactures carpet tile domestically and in the Netherlands, UK, China, and Australia, but sources LVT from a single third-party manufacturer in South Korea and manufactures rubber flooring only in Germany, while relying on essentially two primary global suppliers for the sy