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To own lululemon today, you have to believe the brand can reignite demand in North America while protecting margins from higher tariffs and promotional pressure. The latest Q4 and full year results, along with softer Q1 guidance, keep near term demand in focus as the main catalyst, while tariff driven margin compression remains the most pressing risk. Andre Maestrini’s insider share purchase does not materially change those fundamentals, but it does add an interesting datapoint to sentiment.
Against this backdrop, lululemon’s recent guidance for 2026 revenue of US$11.35 billion to US$11.50 billion and EPS of US$12.10 to US$12.30 stands out as the most relevant reference point. It frames how much room the company has to absorb tariff headwinds and a slower U.S. business while it pushes product innovation and international growth as key levers for any future reacceleration.
Yet even with insider buying, investors should be aware of the risk that North American demand softness and tariff costs could...
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lululemon athletica's narrative projects $12.6 billion revenue and $1.6 billion earnings by 2029.
Uncover how lululemon athletica's forecasts yield a $183.80 fair value, a 18% upside to its current price.
Some analysts see much steeper risks than consensus, with bearish forecasts around US$11.8 billion in 2028 revenue and US$1.5 billion in earnings, reminding you that views on lululemon’s recovery and tariff impact can differ widely and may shift again after this latest insider buying and guidance update.
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