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Jon Caplan To Retire From Genesco

Genesco Inc. announced that Jon Caplan recently announced his retirement as chief executive officer of Johnston & Murphy and Genesco’s Branded Group, effective at the end of June 2019.

Genesco Agrees To Sell Lids To Fanzz

Genesco Inc. entered into a definitive agreement on the sale of the Lids Sports Group to FanzzLids Holdings, a holding company controlled and operated by affiliates of Ames Watson Capital, LLC. Ames Watson is the owner of Fanzz, a specialty retailer of officially licensed sports apparel. Fanatics Inc. will make a minority investment in FanzzLids Holding.

Genesco Sees U.S. Footwear Business Offset Lids’ Struggles

Boosted by a 9 percent comp gain at Journeys, Genesco Inc. reported its highest quarterly comparable sales increase in more than 2.5 years. Adjusted earnings easily topped Wall Street’s targets. Lids continues to face weak headwear trends and the sales exploration of the business is taking longer than anticipated.

Genesco Tops Wall Street Targets On Accelerating Comps

Genesco Inc. reported third-quarter earnings topped Wall Street’s consensus target as comps increased to their highest level in more than two years driven by the ongoing strength at Journeys and Johnston & Murphy. While still negative, sales trends at both Lids and Schuh continued to improve. The company narrowed its guidance for the year.

Journeys Powers Genesco Ahead In Q2

Driven by huge gains in revenues and profitability at Journeys, Genesco Inc. reported the company’s first positive store comp in eight quarters while posting a surprise profit in the second quarter. Said Bob Dennis, Genesco’s CEO, “Despite lapping positive comparisons when Journeys successfully emerged from the fashion shift a year ago.”

Genesco Returns To Positive Comps

Genesco Inc. reported a surprise profit in the second quarter as the company showed the company’s first overall positive store comp in eight quarters. The comp gains were led by Journeys Group, up 10 percent and Johnston & Murphy, 8 percent. Lids’ comps were down 5 percent but improved sequentially versus the first quarter.

Jefferies Downgrades Genesco To Hold

Jefferies lowered its rating on Genesco Inc. to “hold” from “buy” due to expectations that Journeys’ sales will moderate in part due to expectations that Vans’ recently-robust gains will also show some moderation. The investment firm also cited risks around a Lids’ sale and the stock’s run up so far this year.

Lids’ Q1 Performance Sends Genesco Stock Tumbling

Weakness at Lids Sports Group and shares of Genesco Inc. tumbling 9 percent Tuesday overshadowed an otherwise decent Q1 performance that saw the parent company of a variety of retail brands beat Wall Street estimates on income and revenue.

Genesco Posts Q1 Loss As Lids Struggles

Genesco Inc. reported a loss in the first quarter, but results were a penny better than analyst’s consensus estimates and the company reiterated guidance for the year. Journeys saw “significantly” improved profitability as comps rose 6 percent. Lids’ comps dropped 7 percent but showed improvement over versus the fourth quarter.

Genesco Adds Two Independent Board Directors

Genesco Inc., the parent of Journeys and Lids,  announced that the company has entered into an agreement with an activist shareholder group that to will result in the company adding two independent board directors.

Genesco’s Q4 Boosted By Momentum At Journeys

Genesco Inc. reported earnings from continuing operations for the 14-week period ended February 3, 2018, of $56.3 million, or $2.91 per diluted share, compared to earnings from continuing operations of $46.8 million, or $2.40 per diluted share, for the 13-week period ended January 28, 2017. Fiscal 2018 fourth quarter results reflect a benefit of $19.8 […]