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Aneesha Sherman - Bernstein If you then exclude Yeezy from the numbers, you will see that we were up around 2%. And then you shouldn't take the Argentina devaluation. You will see that's another percent. If you put those two together, that had an impact of about 3% on our top-line. If you remember, our latest guidance was low-single-digit decline currency neutral and when we then ended flat, we all understand that Q4 was stronger than what we had expected. But that is the picture we're looking at now. And n ...

ToplineAdidas’ shares slumped sharply Thursday morning after the company’s conservative projections for 2024 fell short of analyst expectations, as the company continues to deal with the fallout of severing ties with Kanye West.Adidas shares plummeted on Thursday after the company's cautious projections for 2024.Getty Images Key FactsAdidas’ share price plunged nearly 9% after markets opened in Europe on Thursday, before settling at $178.5 (165.44)—down 6% from the previous day. In its preliminary full yea ...

adidas AG (OTCQX:ADDYY) will continue selling its leftover Yeezy stock in 2024, despite cutting ties with Kanye West, the brand’s creator, in 2022. During the fourth quarter, the group decided to not write off the additional €300 million Yeezy stock it had left over and instead will look to sell it for “at least at cost” in 2024. The decision, along with stronger-than-expected trading in the fourth quarter, meant operating profit reached €268 million for the 2023 financial year, down from 2022’s €669 millio ...

Adidas announced Wednesday that it won't write off the majority of its unsold Yeezy inventory and instead plans to sell the remaining shoes "at least" at the cost it paid for them, as the apparel retailer looks to recoup its losses. The German sportswear giant had previously considered writing off about €300 million, or $325 million, in unsold Yeezy inventory after the company cut ties with rapper Ye, formerly known as Kanye West, over a series of antisemitic remarks he made. In its announcement, Adidas sai ...

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Shares in the world’s top sportswear companies slumped on Friday after apparel giant Nike lowered its sales forecasts, warning of a drop in consumer spending, and outlined plans to make $2 billion worth of cost savings over the next three years.Adidas ADS, -5.70%, Puma PUM, -6.29%, and JD Sports Fashion JD, -5.38% shares all fell on Friday morning after shares in Nike NKE, +0.91% tumbled 12% during Thursday’s after hours trading session, following publication of its fourth-quarter results. Adidas shares fel ...

Financial Data and Key Metrics Changes - The company reported €6 billion in net sales for Q3 2023, with a gross profit margin of 49.3% and an operating profit of €409 million [62][63] - Inventory levels decreased by 23% year-over-year, now at €4.8 billion, with a significant reduction from €6.3 billion in Q3 2022 [69][71] - The company expects a low single-digit decline in net sales for the full year, an improvement from previous guidance of a mid-single-digit decline [73][74] Business Line Data and Key Metrics Changes - Footwear sales grew by 6%, while apparel sales declined by 6% due to high inventory levels [39] - The direct-to-consumer (D2C) business is split 37% D2C and 63% wholesale, with brick-and-mortar retail up 10% [37][36] - The wholesale business saw a decline of 2%, attributed to a weak order book at the start of the quarter [35] Market Data and Key Metrics Changes - North America experienced a 9% decline in sales for the quarter, with a 15% decline year-to-date [13] - Greater China reported a 6% increase for the quarter and a 3% increase year-to-date, showing recovery from earlier declines [25] - Latin America saw a 13% increase for the quarter and a 29% increase year-to-date, although growth slowed due to political and economic uncertainties [31] Company Strategy and Development Direction - The company is focusing on improving relationships with retail partners and enhancing the order book for H1 2024 [82] - A new office in Los Angeles aims to strengthen connections with American street culture and basketball [16] - The company plans to invest in various sports, including basketball and running, to build credibility and market presence in China [28] Management's Comments on Operating Environment and Future Outlook - Management acknowledged ongoing challenges in the U.S. market but expressed optimism about improving inventory levels and sell-through rates [12][15] - The company is committed to building a strong foundation for 2024 and beyond, prioritizing long-term growth over short-term gains [79] - Management emphasized the importance of innovation and brand heat, with a pipeline of new products set to launch soon [77] Other Important Information - The company has decided not to launch any new Yeezy products in Q4 2023, focusing instead on evaluating future strategies for the Yeezy inventory [61] - The company is actively engaging in collaborations and partnerships to enhance brand visibility and appeal to younger consumers [57][58] Q&A Session All Questions and Answers Question: What is driving the deceleration in your performance for Q4? - Management indicated that Q4 guidance reflects a conservative approach to avoid overextending the pipeline, focusing on laying a foundation for better performance in 2024 [84] Question: Are you seeing retailers change and have more appetite for higher preorders in H1 or H2 2024? - Management confirmed an increase in retailer interest and expects a much higher order book for the second half of 2024, indicating a positive shift in retailer relationships [82]

02-2023 RESULTS AUGUST 03, 2023 adidas ARE ADIDAS TEAMS Argentina, Colombia, Germany, Japan, Spain, Sweden, Costa Rica, Italy, Jamaica & the Philippines ADIDAS SHOES Such as Mary Fowler, Alessia Russo, Lena Oberdorf, Wendie Renard, Jennifer Hermoso, Trinity Rodman… | --- | --- | --- | |-------|-------|-------| | | | | | | | | | | | | | 10 BB | | r | | | | | | | | | play until they can't look away TRINITY RODMAN NET SALES GROWTH BY MARKET SEGMENT Y-O-Y & NORTH AMERICA -16% 650 Q2 2023 H1 2023 CONTINUING OPER ...