Lululemon Athletica

lululemon athletica trimmed its 2026 revenue and EPS guidance after weak Q2 results, citing soft traffic and product assortment that is not resonating with consumers. UBS and Wells Fargo cut price targets and kept neutral/equal-weight ratings, warning that fundamental improvement may not arrive until new CEO Heidi O'Neill outlines a plan, likely in late 2027. The company remains debt-free and retains some investor support, but elevated short interest and reduced hedge fund positions reflect bearish sentiment. » More on finance.yahoo.com

Shares of lululemon athletica fell about 18% in after-hours US trading to their lowest level since 2018 after weak quarterly results and a revenue and profit warning. The market in China was particularly disappointing, where revenue fell sharply instead of rising as expected and the outlook for China was revised downward. In premarket trading the development weighed on the shares of adidas and Puma, which each slipped about 0.7% and 0.8% respectively; analysts called it a "triple whammy" for the quarter. » More on finanzen.net

Lululemon Athletica reported FQ1 2026 net revenue up 4% to $2.5 billion while diluted EPS fell to $1.69 from $2.60 a year earlier. The company repurchased 2.2 million shares, expanded to 816 stores and saw international revenue rise 22% while Americas revenue declined 3%. Management said it is repositioning the business and set Q2 revenue guidance of $2.45–2.475 billion and full-year net revenue guidance of $11.0–11.15 billion with EPS of $10.95–11.15. » More on finance.yahoo.com

Lululemon Athletica reported earnings per share of 0.08 CAD for the most recent quarter, down from 0.12 CAD a year earlier. Revenue edged up to 3.39 billion CAD from 3.37 billion CAD in the year‑ago quarter. The figures were presented at the quarterly financial conference on June 4. » More on finanzen.net

Lululemon is trading below 12 times earnings after a more than 50% share decline despite still-strong margins and 25% revenue growth in China. Sales in the Americas have slowed to near-flat comparable sales, inventory levels are rising, and management expects earnings headwinds in fiscal 2025. The company retains high customer loyalty among longtime buyers, suggesting resilience, but attracting new shoppers and clearing excess inventory are key risks to the recovery case. » More on finance.yahoo.com