VF Corporation Faces Revenue Decline and Reviews Brand Portfolio
After a 16% drop in Q3 revenue, the apparel giant considers selling brands and maintains its financial outlook.
- VF Corporation reports a 16% decrease in revenue to $3 billion for Q3, with significant sales drops across major brands.
- The company announces a strategic review of its brand portfolio, potentially leading to the sale of brands like Supreme, Timberland, and Dickies.
- Despite the downturn, VF Corporation maintains its free cash flow guidance for FY24 at approximately $600 million.
- The Reinvent transformation program aims to stabilize revenue and improve operational performance.
- VF Corporation's stock slides in after-hours trading, reflecting investor concerns over the quarterly results.