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Columbia Sportswear Q2 Revenue $614.4M Beats Expectations
Reports Q2 revenue $614.4M, consensus $606.97M. Chairman and Chief Executive Officer Tim Boyle commented, "We're pleased to have delivered net sales exceeding our guidance for the second quarter, driven by the resilience of our international business, which was partly offset by continued softness in the U.S., amid growing global macroeconomic headwinds. Our reported second quarter earnings and profit margins include the impact of U.S. tariff refunds recognized during the quarter. Excluding this impact, our underlying performance was largely in-line with our expectations. We continue to see encouraging signs of progress with our ACCELERATE Growth Strategy. We are particularly pleased with our strong second quarter performance in Columbia brand footwear, one of the brand's strategic growth pillars. While our first half operating results have been in-line to slightly favorable overall as compared to our expectations at the start of the year, our outlook for the second half has incrementally moderated, largely due to external geopolitical and macroeconomic headwinds. That said, we continue to expect our full-year results to fall within the guidance ranges previously provided, excluding the impact of tariff refunds."
Columbia Company FY26 Net Sales Expected at $3.43B to $3.5B
Consensus $3.85. Still sees FY26 net sales of $3.43B-$3.5B, consensus $3.47B. Chairman and Chief Executive Officer Tim Boyle commented, "Despite the more challenging environment, we remain confident that the Columbia brand ACCELERATE Growth Strategy is beginning to gain traction and is putting us on the right track to return to healthy, sustainable growth over the longer-term."
Company Sees FY26 Revenue of $3.43B-$3.5B
Consensus is $3.46. Sees FY26 revenue $3.43B-$3.5B, consensus $3.46B.
Company Reports Q1 Revenue of $779M
Reports Q1 revenue $779M, consensus $758.26M.
Tech Stocks Plunge, S&P 500 Hits Two-Week Low
The selloff in the software space infected the overall sentiment and saw major indices reverse yesterday's gains, sending S&P 500 to its worst levels in two weeks at Tuesday's lows. While basic Materials and Energy again outperformed, the story was the outsized selloff in the Tech sector, punctuated by the tremendous decline in IT Services. Investors - in part spooked by the vitality of the Anthropic AI tool - punished shares of industry stalwarts such as Gartner, S&P Global, Intuit, Cognizant, and Accentureby double digits. Adobe- already down over 30% from last years high - fell another 7% to a six-year low. The opening hour of the evening session is not nearly as panicked, though traders are also not rushing back into risk-on mode - S&P eminis are flat, Nasdaq 100 is down a decimal, and Dow Industrials is up 0.1%.In commodities, WTI Crude Oil is up for the second day, with front-month contract now above $63.50 in the wake of a large draw reported with API Petroleum inventories data. Likewise, precious metals are bid higher for the second straight day, with gold re-approaching the $5,000 level and Silver steady above $84 per ounce.Check out this evening's top movers from around Wall Street, compiled by The Fly.HIGHER AFTER EARNINGS -Enphase Energyup 19.4%Silicon Motion Technologyup 15.3%Match Groupup 7.7%Columbia Sportswearup 7.0%Lumentumup 6.4%Super Microup 5.7%Take-Twoup 5.6%Champion Homesup 5.2%Amdocs Limitedup 4.6%Amgenup 1.8%Skyworksup 1.5%DOWN AFTER EARNINGS -Intappdown 20.3%Varonis Systemsdown 15.0%Mercury Systemsdown 14.4%AMDdown 7.8%Chipotledown 6.1%Modelezdown 4.3%Cloroxdown 2.3%ALSO LOWER -nLIGHTdown 8.4% after equity offering
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