$REF

Reformation Inc.

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Refo SCSp sold $2.1M of REF

Refo SCSp sold 149,596 shares of Reformation Inc. (REF) at $13.95 ($2.09M total) on 2026-09-01. Filed jointly with P6 GP Sarl (10% owner), Permira VI L.P.1 (10% owner) and Permira VI G.P. Ltd (10% owner).

William Blair initiates Reformation stock with outperform rating

William Blair initiated coverage on Reformation Inc (NYSE:REF) with an outperform rating, citing its competitive advantages and 62% gross profit margin. The firm values shares at 16.5x 2028 EPS, but notes current P/E of 133 suggests overvaluation. Projections include 40% annualized earnings growth over five years. Other firms like JPMorgan, Morgan Stanley, RBC, and Baird have also initiated coverage with varying ratings and price targets.

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In the last 30 days, REF insiders filed 2 SEC Form 4 transactions — no purchases and 2 sales ($2.9M). The most active reporter was Aflalo Yael with 1 filing.

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William Blair initiates Reformation stock with outperform rating

William Blair initiated coverage on Reformation Inc (NYSE:REF) with an outperform rating, citing its competitive advantages and 62% gross profit margin. The firm values shares at 16.5x 2028 EPS, but notes current P/E of 133 suggests overvaluation. Projections include 40% annualized earnings growth over five years. Other firms like JPMorgan, Morgan Stanley, RBC, and Baird have also initiated coverage with varying ratings and price targets.

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JPMorgan initiates Reformation stock coverage with overweight rating

JPMorgan initiated coverage on Reformation Inc (NYSE:REF) with an overweight rating and $21.00 price target, citing 45% upside potential. The stock is near its 52-week low after a 9.5% weekly decline. Analysts highlight durable revenue growth drivers, high gross margins, and a strong direct-to-consumer model. Reformation completed its IPO at $15 per share, with strong demand and multiple analyst ratings.

What Reformation's IPO means for women-centric brands and sustainability values

Reformation (NYSE: REF) debuted on the New York Stock Exchange at $15 per share, raising about $211 million and valuing the company near $900 million, according to the IPO details cited. The article says net revenue rose from $359.5 million in 2023 to $507.1 million in 2025, while gross margins were pressured by tariffs. Investors and analysts discuss implications for women-centric and sustainability-focused retail IPOs.

Reformation Debuts on NYSE Below Target Valuation

Reformation (NYSE: REF) priced its IPO at $15 per share, opening flat and valuing the company at $886.1 million, below its earlier $1 billion target, according to the offering terms. The IPO raised about $211 million from just over 14 million shares. The debut reflects weaker US consumer and retail IPO conditions, with investors prioritizing financial fundamentals over ESG narratives, according to IPOX.

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The Degrowth Paradox In Reformation’s IPO

Reformation began trading on the NYSE under ticker REF after an IPO priced at $15, raising $210.9 million and valuing the company at about $890 million. The S-1 cites fiscal 2025 net revenue of $507.1 million, up from $438.2 million, and Q1 revenue up 30.4% to $112.3 million. Net profit fell to $12.6 million from about $33 million.

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