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OXM

Consumer

Oxford Industries faced an incremental $9 million in tariffs in fiscal 2025, affecting gross margins.
The company mitigated roughly half of the $80 million tariff exposure through supply chain shifts and early inventory receipts.
Management expects inventory levels to decrease in the second half as tariff pressures stabilize.
Tariff-related costs are being offset by vendor concessions and selective price increases on certain products.
The company anticipates a net tariff impact of approximately $25 million to $35 million after mitigation efforts.
Despite tariff headwinds, Oxford remains committed to long-term investments like the Lyons distribution center.

OXM

Consumer

$1.26 per share

Adjusted net earnings per share were $1.26, slightly above the previously issued guidance range for Q2 2025.

AVO

Consumer

Mission's global sourcing strategy was on full display this quarter, with optimized sourcing mix across Peru, Mexico, and other countries.
The company leveraged improved Peruvian production and Mexican supply to support year-round avocado sourcing and category growth.
European sales increased by 37% in Q3, driven by enhanced customer penetration and facility utilization in the UK.
Investments in international markets, including Europe and Asia, are aimed at supporting demand and expanding market share.
The company’s focus on strategic sourcing and international diversification creates greater financial consistency and resilience.
Future plans include expanding in Europe through potential inorganic growth and strengthening Asian partnerships.

MLKN

Consumer

Adjusted EPS increased 25% to $0.45, significantly outperforming expectations.
Cash flow from operations was $9 million; liquidity ended at $481 million.
Consolidated net sales grew 10.9% year-over-year to $956 million, exceeding guidance midpoint.
Global Retail segment sales grew 6.4% to $254 million but operating margin declined to 0.6% due to new store costs and tariffs.
Gross margin was 38.5%, including an $8 million net tariff-related impact.
International Contract segment sales increased 14.4% to $168 million, with adjusted operating margin at 8.5%.
Net debt to EBITDA ratio was 2.92, well below covenant limits.
North America Contract segment sales rose 12% to $534 million with operating margin improving to 10.7%.

AZO

Consumer

AutoZone recorded an $80 million non-cash LIFO charge in Q4, which significantly impacted gross margin and EPS.
Excluding the LIFO charge, EPS would have increased by 8.7% on a 16-week basis, indicating underlying operational strength.
The company expects a $120 million LIFO charge in the upcoming quarter, with a potential total of around $520 million for the full year.
Management indicated that the LIFO charges are driven by tariffs and inflation, which are expected to influence costs throughout FY 2026.
As tariffs and costs fluctuate, the company plans to negotiate with vendors and adjust retail prices to maintain margins.
The LIFO cycle is viewed as a bellwether for inflation trends, with potential margin reversion as inflation subsides.

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