Vans and The North Face-Owner VF Corp Sees Share Value Tumble

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Summary

  • VF Corporation shared the financial report for its fourth fiscal quarter of 2025
  • A dip in net revenue led to a 15.80% drop in share value from Tuesday’s closing price to today’s
  • The North Face and Timberland showed improvements in net revenue while Vans and Dickies dropped

On this day, VF Corporation disclosed its fourth quarter fiscal year 2025 financial statement, revealing that its earnings for the quarter decreased to approximately 2.1 billion US dollars. This substantial amount is attributed to their control of popular brands like The North Face, Vans, and Timberland. Unfortunately, the stock market reacted unfavorably to this news as VFC’s share price fell from closing at $14.43 USD on Tuesday down to $12.15 USD today, representing a 15.80% drop in worth.

As a fan diving deeper into the financial performance of these iconic brands, it’s clear that The North Face emerged victorious with a 2% growth in revenue to $834.5 million USD compared to the same period last year. Timberland took the lead with an impressive 10% increase in net revenue, reaching $376 million USD. Unfortunately, VF Corp faced some challenges with its brands like Vans and Dickies. Vans saw a significant decline of 22%, dropping to $492.6 million USD, while Dickies dipped 14% to $139.3 million USD in net revenue. Regionally, the Americas and EMEA regions experienced slight decreases of 6% and 4% respectively, but APAC remained steady. Moving forward, VF Corp is well-prepared to navigate tariff turbulence through accelerated distribution during the 90-day pause, optimizing sourcing, and implementing additional strategies. The report also emphasized on evaluating cost savings, improving the balance sheet, addressing issues within the US market, and steering Vans back onto a positive growth path.

For more info, check out VF Corporation’s official report.

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2025-05-22 03:25