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Inside The Call: Shares of Canada Goose Pop As Sales Growth Returns

Shares of Canada Goose surged $7.73, or 22.0 percent, to $42.90 Thursday after the outerwear specialist delivered its first quarterly revenue increase since the onset of the pandemic. The gains were boosted by a 39.3 percent hike in global e-commerce revenue and a 41.7 percent DTC revenue gain in Mainland China.

Canada Goose Returns To Quarterly Growth

Canada Goose reported net earnings were down 9.3 percent in the third quarter ended December 27 as sales gained 4.8 percent. Both earnings and sales topped Wall Street’s consensus estimates. Total revenue increased for the first time since the onset of the pandemic.


Canada Goose Appoints Asia-Pacific President

Canada Goose announced the appointment of Scott Cameron as president, Asia-Pacific (APAC), effective April 1, as well as the appointment of Michael D. Armstrong, executive vice president, ViacomCBS, to its Board of Directors as an independent director, effective immediately.

Canada Goose’s Q2 Revenues Slump 34 Percent

Canada Goose Holdings Inc. reported earnings fell 82.8 percent in the second quarter ended September 27 as revenues declined 33.7 percent. Canada Goose noted that Mainland China has returned to growth and adjusted EBIT margin was positive for the first time since the onset of the pandemic.

Cowen Upgrades Canada Goose On Burgeoning China Opportunity

Cowen upgraded Canada Goose to “Outperform” from “Market Perform” as analyst Oliver Chen believes the outerwear brand is well-positioned as an outdoor resource amid the pandemic, a leading brand in stores and a likely strong beneficiary of China as it recovers faster than other regions.

Canada Goose Earns B1 CFR Debt Rating From Moody’s

Moody’s Investors Service assigned first time ratings to Canada Goose Inc., consisting of a B1 corporate family rating (CFR), B1-PD probability of default rating, a B2 rating to its proposed $300 million senior secured first-lien term loan B due in 2027, and an SGL-1 speculative grade liquidity rating. The outlook is stable.

Inside The Call: Canada Goose To Accelerate DTC Shift Amid Pandemic

Canada Goose Inc. reported sales collapsed 63.3 percent in its seasonally-slow first quarter while predicting a significant decline in the second quarter and lower wholesale revenues for the full fiscal year. Continued investments in digital and retail are expected to support DTC growth. Said Dani Reiss, CEO, “We made the call early in the pandemic to temporarily put our wholesale business on pause. This helped us maintain whole price integrity in what became a promotional environment for many other brands.”

Canada Goose’s Q1 Sales Plunge

Canada Goose Inc. reported sales collapsed 63.3 percent in its seasonally-slow first quarter ended June 28 due to the impact of store closings due to COVID-19 and slow reopening phases. The loss widened in the period. The company now expects a decline in wholesale segment sales in its fiscal year.