On Wednesday, Caleres Inc. at its 2019 Investor Day laid out a path for modest sales growth and double-digit earnings growth on average over the next three years. The three-year plan marks a shift from heavy investments in brand acquisitions and infrastructure investment in recent years to a greater focus on driving earnings growth and was applauded by Wall Street analysts.
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Caleres Updates Strategic Growth Plan And Financial Targets
Caleres, the parent of Famous Footwear and a number of wholesale footwear brands, at its Investor Day held Wednesday will target double-digit CAGR earnings growth through 2022 along with low-single-digit sales gains.
Caleres Appoints Angela Bass As Chief Human Resources Officer
Caleres on Tuesday announced Angela Bass will join the company as chief human resources officer on September 23.
Caleres Q2 Tops Estimates
Caleres Inc. reported earnings in the second quarter on an adjusted basis rose 5.1 percent, exceeding Wall Street’s estimates, as sales grew 6.5 percent. Same-store sales rose 1.5 percent at Famous Footwear and the chain is track to deliver its eighth consecutive year of positive back-to-school same-store-sales.
Caleres And Veronica Beard Announce Exclusive Partnership
Caleres and American ready-to-wear brand Veronica Beard announced an exclusive partnership. Caleres will exclusively produce the Veronica Beard women’s footwear collection, beginning with the spring 2020 season.
Caleres Announces Newly Created International Joint Venture
Caleres will begin to distribute footwear in greater China, including Hong Kong, Macau and Taiwan, through a joint venture with Brand Investment Holding, a member of the Gemkell Group. Naturalizer and Sam Edelman will be the inaugural brands.
‘Soft Marketplace’ Sparks Caleres To Lower Full-Year EPS Outlook
Caleres on Monday reduced its expected full-year earnings per share to $2.35 to $2.45, down from $2.45 to $2.55 and a consensus of $2.48, because of a soft marketplace, said CEO Diane Sullivan.
Caleres Counting On Q4 ‘Herculean’ Efforts To Pay Off In 2019
Caleres’ fourth-quarter performance was stymied by costs related to a pair of acquisitions and the transition of two distribution centers, but those “Herculean” efforts have positioned the company well for the second half of 2019, CEO Diane Sullivan said on Thursday’s earnings call with analysts.
Caleres Misses Q4 Estimates As Acquisition Costs Add Up
Caleres on Thursday reported an adjusted net income of $16 million, or 38 cents per share, missing analysts’ estimates by 7 cents. Expenses related to last quarter’s acquisition and integration of Blowfish Malibu and Vionic totaled 15 cents per share.
Caleres Elects Lisa Flavin to Board
Caleres announced the election of Lisa A. Flavin to its board of directors. Flavin is chief compliance officer and vice president of audit at Emerson.
Moody’s Upgrades Caleres’ Debt Ratings
Moody’s Investors Service upgraded Caleres, Inc.’s Speculative Grade Liquidity rating to SGL-2 from SGL-3 due to the maturity extension of its asset based revolving credit facility.
Caleres Names Marci Grebstein SVP Marketing For Famous Footwear
Caleres on Tuesday announced Marci Grebstein will join Caleres as senior vice president of marketing for Famous Footwear on February 19. Famous Footwear is the largest brand in the Caleres portfolio, with over $1.6 billion in annual revenue.
Caleres Amends Credit Agreement
Caleres announced it has entered into an amendment of its credit agreement, which extends its senior secured asset-based revolving credit facility to January 2024, reduces upfront and unused borrowing fees, provides for less restrictive covenants, and offers more flexibility.
Moody’s: Caleres Stock Repurchases Could Inhibit Debt Repayment
Moody’s Investors Service said that Caleres, Inc.’s recent announcement that it had completed the repurchase of the remaining shares under its 2011 share repurchase program and put in place a new share repurchase authorization is modestly credit negative but does not impact the ratings.
Caleres Authorizes Stock Repurchase Program
Caleress’ board of directors authorized a stock repurchase program of up to 2.5 million shares, displaying the confidence the company has in its business and long-term prospects.