EXEC: Under Armour Cautious on North America’s Return to Growth
Under Armour, Inc. reported third-quarter results that exceeded guidance for the third straight quarter with the help of some recovery in North America. However, Under Armour CEO Kevin Plank declined to predict a return to growth in the region, with the current priority of driving full-price sales.
American sportswear company Under Armour has disclosed that its fiscal third quarter (Q3) results for the fiscal year 2025 ...
Improving demand in North America and Asia as well as a decline in promotions led Under Armour to beat analyst expectations ...
Under Armour's second-quarter fiscal 2025 earnings report show signs of improvement despite an 11% revenue decline to $1.4 ...
Under Armour's recent earnings report shows progress, with raised guidance and strong gross margins. See why I rate UA stock ...
Still, overall revenue came in better than expected and CEO Kevin Plank said the brand has more wholesale partnerships in the ...
Under Armour on Thursday raised its forecast for annual profit, as the athletic wear maker's efforts to dial down on discounts coupled with easing product and freight costs bolstered its margins.
Under Armour (UAA, UA) said, for fiscal 2025, loss per share is expected to be $0.48 to $0.50, compared to the prior expectation of ...
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