Dollar Tree to close 75 stores while adding 400 new locations in U.S

Dollar Tree announced that it expects to shut about 75 stores during fiscal 2026 and simultaneously open roughly 400 new stores this year, resulting in a net increase in its nationwide footprint. The company said 42% of its locations were operating at or below performance standards, prompting the closures and a broader remodeling effort. No specific store locations slated for closure have been disclosed.

The retailer, owned by Dollar Tree Inc., also operates Family Dollar but is separate from Dollar General. The strategy reflects a shift toward expanding the chain despite underperforming sites, with a focus on growth across the United States.