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To own V.F. Corp, you need to believe its core outdoor and lifestyle brands can offset Vans’ drag and that execution on its turnaround and cost reset will stick. Inditex’s resilient sales support the idea that apparel demand is holding up, but this does not meaningfully change the near term focus on fixing Vans and managing leverage, which remain the key catalyst and risk.
The VF Foundation’s nearly US$3 million Giving Tuesday commitment is most relevant here, because it reinforces brand equity and consumer trust at a time when V.F. is trying to refocus on higher quality, more profitable growth channels and rebuild momentum across its strongest franchises.
Yet investors should also weigh how ongoing tariff headwinds and already pressured margins could interact with...
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V.F's narrative projects $10.3 billion revenue and $571.3 million earnings by 2028. This requires 2.6% yearly revenue growth and about a $466 million earnings increase from $104.9 million today.
Uncover how V.F's forecasts yield a $16.05 fair value, a 16% downside to its current price.
Eight members of the Simply Wall St Community currently see V.F. Corp’s fair value between US$10 and about US$27.85, underlining how far views can stretch. Against that backdrop, concerns about Vans’ persistent double digit revenue declines take on added importance for anyone assessing the company’s longer term earnings power.
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