V.F. Corp.: Why The Post-Earnings Pop Was Sold Off Rather Quickly
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V.F. Corp.'s Q3 fiscal 2025 earnings exceeded expectations with an adjusted EPS of $0.62 and revenues of $2.83 billion. Despite initial positive reactions, shares fell 4% as investors sold off. The North Face showed growth, and Vans stabilized, indicating a slow turnaround. Gross margin expansion, lower SG&A expenses, and reduced net debt suggest potential recovery.
January 30, 2025 | 1:45 pm
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V.F. Corp. reported better-than-expected Q3 earnings, but shares fell 4% after initial gains. The North Face and Vans brands show signs of recovery, and financial metrics like gross margin and net debt are improving.
Despite exceeding earnings expectations, V.F. Corp.'s stock fell 4% as investors sold off after initial gains. This suggests that while the company is showing signs of recovery, particularly with The North Face and Vans, investors may be cautious about the pace of the turnaround. The improvement in gross margin and reduction in net debt are positive signs, but the market reaction indicates a lack of confidence in immediate substantial growth.
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