Can DECK sustain its strong operating margins in fiscal 2026 as tariff and logistics pressures begin to mount?

Deckers Outdoor shares are tumbling Friday after the Ugg and Hoka parent did not issue a full-year outlook because of uncertainties around tariffs.

Key Points Deckers stock is down 50% this year on slowing growth and pressure from tariffs. With its valuation at a discount, ...

Looking ahead, Deckers has projected a 12% revenue growth for fiscal year 2025, targeting $4.8 billion. This growth is expected to be primarily fueled by HOKA, with an anticipated revenue increase ...

Analysts downgraded Deckers Outdoor and lowered price targets after Q4 FY25 results. Concerns cited include HOKA's growth slowdown, wholesale expansion impact, price increases, and potential ...

Deckers now projects annual earnings per share in the range of $29.75 to $30.65, compared to its prior forecast of $29.50 to $30. Sponsored Bank Accounts It continues to expect net sales for ...

Hoka shoes with their oversized soles have been gaining market share from brands such as Nike in the sportswear category. The brand, which retails for up to $300 in the United States, have also ...

Deckers Outdoor shares jumped as much as 17% on Friday, after multiple brokerages raised their price targets following the company’s bet on full-price sales of its hot-selling Hoka running shoes ...

Deckers Outdoor shares jumped about 11% on Friday after the shoemaker raised its annual sales forecast betting on strong demand for its shoes and boots during the crucial holiday season.

Deckers Outdoor Corporation (NYSE:DECK) shares are trading lower on Friday. Analysts downgraded the stock following fourth-quarter financial results FY25 reported after the market closed on Thursday.

Deckers Outdoor raised its annual profit forecast after beating first-quarter estimates on Thursday, betting on strong demand for the footwear and apparel firm's Hoka sneakers and UGG boots.