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To own G-III, you really have to believe that its brand portfolio and disciplined cost control can matter more than its recent revenue pressure. The latest quarter reinforced that trade-off: sales fell short and wholesale remained soft, yet gross margins held up, earnings beat expectations and management felt confident enough to lift full-year profit guidance and introduce a regular dividend alongside continued buybacks. In the near term, the key catalysts are whether G-III can stabilize sales while protecting margins and whether returning more cash to shareholders supports sentiment after the stock’s post-earnings pullback. At the same time, persistent revenue contraction, low return on equity and significant insider selling now look more central to the risk story than they did before this report.
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