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Aritzia’s investment case still rests on disciplined growth in the United States, tighter margins and a differentiated in house brand experience. Its S&P/TSX Composite addition mainly boosts visibility and trading liquidity, but does not materially change near term catalysts or the key risk that aggressive U.S. expansion could collide with regional economic or geopolitical shocks.
The most relevant recent development alongside the index inclusion is Aritzia’s raised FY2026 net revenue outlook to CA$3.30 billion to CA$3.35 billion, supported by double digit comparable sales and boutique openings, especially in the U.S. This guidance ties the current investment narrative even more closely to continued execution on expansion and margin delivery, while highlighting how much depends on maintaining that performance as the store base grows.
Yet, investors should also recognize the risk that heavy reliance on U.S. store expansion could expose them to...
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Aritzia's narrative projects CA$4.3 billion revenue and CA$534.0 million earnings by 2028. This requires 13.8% yearly revenue growth and about a CA$299.7 million earnings increase from CA$234.3 million today.
Uncover how Aritzia's forecasts yield a CA$107.00 fair value, a 8% downside to its current price.
Nine fair value estimates from the Simply Wall St Community span roughly CA$61 to CA$125 per share, showing how far opinions can diverge on Aritzia. Set against this wide range, the company’s raised revenue guidance and dependence on sustained U.S. growth give you several different angles on how its future performance might unfold.
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