J JILL INC. DL-,01

J.Jill reports that Vice President and Chief Accounting Officer James Guido will retire effective May 1; his departure is not related to any disagreements about management or practices. Executive Vice President and Chief Financial and Operating Officer Mark Webb will serve as interim Principal Accounting Officer starting May 1; a permanent successor has not yet been named. In a separate SEC filing, J.Jill announced strong Q4 results that beat expectations for revenue and earnings per share, prompting analysts to adjust their price targets to varying degrees. » More on de.investing.com

J.Jill reported a loss per share of $0.02 for Q4 2026 (expectation: -$0.11) and revenue of $138.41 million (expectation: $135.51 million), meaning the numbers came in better than forecast. Gross margin fell 320 basis points to 63.1% and adjusted EBITDA declined to $7.2 million. Despite the positive surprise, the stock fell 14.77% premarket as investors worry about margin pressure from tariffs, a discount-driven competitive environment and supply-chain risks. Management plans to drive growth through product development and technology investments but expects continued challenges from rising tariff costs. » More on de.investing.com

J.Jill reported Q2 EPS of $0.81 and revenue of $154 million, topping expectations, but the stock fell about 3.4% in premarket trading amid investor concerns about the outlook and market conditions. The company announced ship-from-store capabilities, plans to invest $20–25 million in 2025, and will continue dividend and buyback programs, but flagged risks from tariffs and weaker direct-to-consumer sales. For Q3, J.Jill forecasts adjusted EBITDA of $18–22 million and flat to slightly down revenues. » More on de.investing.com