Why Shares of On Holding Were Falling Today
On Holding reported Q2 revenue of 850.3 million CHF ($1.05B), below estimates of 879.6 million CHF, as wholesale growth slowed. Direct-to-consumer sales rose 26% (34.3% constant currency) to 45.7% of sales. Gross margin increased to 65.4% and adjusted EPS rose to 0.35 CHF. The company trimmed FY guidance, sending shares down about 18.6% by 11:30 a.m. ET.
How this was made

The 30-second read
Why it matters
The combination of a revenue miss, a guidance trim for constant-currency revenue growth, and a channel-mix emphasis on DTC over wholesale is the core catalyst behind the sharp selloff, despite improved margins and adjusted EPS.
Market read
Traders are repricing On’s growth trajectory due to the guidance cut and wholesale slowdown, while debating whether margin expansion can offset the top-line deceleration.
What to watch
The article attributes part of the revenue miss to FX (strong Swiss franc) and highlights DTC outperformance; traders may separate currency effects from underlying demand.
Background
On Holding reported Q2 results with DTC strength but wholesale growth slowing, alongside FX headwinds from a stronger Swiss franc.
Ticker impact
On Holding shares fell after Q2 revenue missed estimates and the company trimmed full-year constant-currency growth guidance.
Bearish bias for the next few sessions as traders reprice wholesale slowdown and the lower revenue growth outlook.
The article cites a specific revenue miss (850.3m CHF vs 879.6m CHF), a same-day large drawdown, and a guidance reduction from at least 23% to low-20% constant-currency growth, which are direct drivers of risk and valuation expectations.
Market effects
Signals footwear apparel investors may penalize wholesale deceleration even when DTC and gross margins improve.
Limited direct regional spillover; the driver is company-specific guidance and channel mix.
Wholesale slowdown and FX (strong Swiss franc) are relevant for global apparel peers with similar channel exposure.
Counterpoint
The margin and adjusted EPS beat, plus higher gross margin guidance, could support a rebound if investors focus on profitability rather than top-line growth.
Key entities
- companyOn Holding
Swiss running shoe and athletic apparel brand whose Q2 revenue missed estimates and whose full-year guidance was trimmed.
- executiveDavid Allemann
CEO quoted describing the company’s premium brand positioning and discipline behind the results.

