The US Senate has approved legislation to help retailers and brands tackle counterfeit imports through wider customs information-sharing powers.
Adjusted operating profit was £62m, up from £19m.
The retailer will allocate $40m to a consumer redress fund, establish a $20m customer discount programme, and pay more than $3m directly to the participating states.
The discount grocer is currently in discussions regarding the potential removal of up to 150 technology positions.
Operating income rose to $24m from $22.8m, while net income was $13.3m against $11.6m in Q3 2025.