Urban Outfitters disappointed in 2Q25 with lower sales growth, but some brands are performing well. See why URBN stock is a ...
Urban Outfitters beat on both sales and earnings last night. Profits grew twice as fast as sales, up 13%. But sales at the company's best-known brand declined a lot, and indeed, more than expected.
Same-store sales rise in Q2 at Free People and Anthropologie, but sink 9.3% at Urban Outfitters locations Urban Outfitters Inc.'s namesake stores - where you can buy vintage-wear, vinyl and "brat ...
Urban Outfitters shares fell on Thursday after second-quarter same store sales growth came in below market expectations. Shares in premarket trading were down 11% to $37.1 but are up 16% on a year ...
Specifically, comparable Retail net sales rose 7.1% at Free People and 6.7% at Anthropologie but fell 9.3% at Urban Outfitters. We estimated the Retail segment’s sales to increase 3.6% year over ...
The company has been experiencing negative comparable sales, particularly in its namesake Urban Outfitters (UO) brand, indicating a sustained period of weakness in North America and Europe.
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No-moat Urban Outfitters’ sales and profitability eclipsed our forecast in fiscal 2025’s second quarter as most of its segments (except its namesake chain, again) achieved solid full-price ...
Urban Outfitters (URBN) has shown promising growth in the second quarter, with a notable focus on profitability. Despite operating costs exceeding revenue growth, the company’s net income saw an ...
Executives said in Wednesday's earnings call that sales trends slowed at the end of the quarter and into early August. The president of the Urban Outfitters brand in North America added the ...
Urban Outfitters Inc.’s namesake stores — where you can buy vintage-wear, vinyl and “brat”-themed birthday cards — have long tried to court a hipster-curious, hipster-adjacent or ...
Urban Outfitters (NASDAQ: URBN) stock tumbled 10% through 10:10 a.m. ET Thursday morning, despite the company beating analyst forecasts for second-quarter sales and earnings last night.