Overview
- VF reported an adjusted operating loss of $56 million in Q1, far below its forecast range of $110 million to $125 million.
- The company delivered adjusted losses per share of $0.24, beating analysts’ forecast of a $0.34 loss.
- The North Face and Timberland brands grew 6% and 11% respectively, while Vans sales fell 14% due to deliberate channel rationalization.
- VF widened its adjusted gross margin by 290 basis points to 54.1% and ended the quarter with $642 million in cash.
- Following the results, shares jumped 16.7% in premarket trading as investors embraced progress under CEO Bracken Darrell’s Reinvent plan.