VF Corporation (VFC) shares skyrocketed in early trading Tuesday after the struggling apparel maker posted better-than-expected results and gave a strong outlook, raising confidence in the company's turnaround plan.
VF Corp (NYSE:VFC, ETR:VFP) shares soared over 27% on Tuesday morning after the apparel company unveiled a return to profit in its second quarter. Earnings per share sat at $0.52 against a $1.16 loss in the second quarter of last year, the North Face and Vans owner revealed in results on Monday evening.
V.F. Corporation released its Q2 FY2025 results yesterday after the bell, which sparked a massive relief rally. VFC stock is up over 20% in after-hours trading. Adjusted EPS and revenue came in above consensus, but the real reasons for the market's improved sentiment lie elsewhere - in the sequential improvement at Vans and Timberland. There were a few other bright spots in VFC's latest results...
Shares of VF Corp. rocketed higher after hours on Monday after the parent company of Vans and the North Face reported second-quarter results that beat expectations, as it looks to tighten up operations and get out from under billions in debt following losses and weaker sneaker demand.
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