Victoria's Secret

Victoria’s Secret shares fell 17.4% in premarket trading after the company reported Q2 results and a weak outlook for Q3. Adjusted EPS for Q2 was $0.95, beating estimates, while net sales of $1.61bn slightly missed expectations. For Q3 the company forecasts operating income of only $10–20m on expected sales of $1.57–1.60bn, well below the consensus of $24.4m; the Q2 result was brightened by one‑time customs refunds of more than $140m. The full‑year sales outlook remained in line with expectations but did not alleviate concerns about the sustainability of profitability; CEO Hillary Super nevertheless reiterated confidence in the turnaround strategy. » More on de.investing.com

Victoria's Secret reported Q2 net sales up 10% to $1.611 billion and comparable sales +9%, with adjusted operating income rising 125% to $124 million and adjusted EPS nearly tripling to $0.95. Growth was broad-based led by bras, PINK and Beauty, while higher regular-price selling and fewer promotions expanded adjusted gross margin by 320 basis points to 38.8%. International sales, especially China and European digital, showed strong momentum and management raised FY2026 guidance to $7.10–7.18 billion in sales, adjusted operating income of $560–590 million and adjusted EPS of $4.45–4.70. » More on finance.yahoo.com

Victoria’s Secret shares rose to an all-time high of $96.11, marking a 351.8% price gain over the past year. The company most recently reported 15% revenue growth in Q1 2026 and a 13% area-adjusted (same-store) sales increase, driven by stronger online traffic, app downloads and gains among younger customer cohorts. Analysts raised price targets (Wells Fargo $90, TD Cowen $75, Morgan Stanley $99), S&P Global Ratings changed the outlook to positive, while InvestingPro classifies the stock as overvalued versus its fair value. » More on de.investing.com