$VFC

VF Corporation (VFC) reported Q1 fiscal 2027 results that beat its guidance and raised its full-year constant-currency revenue growth outlook to +2% or better from +1% to +2%. Revenue fell 5% YoY due to the late-2025 Dickies divestiture, but excluding Dickies rose 1%. Gross margin rose to 54.9%, adjusted operating loss excluding Dickies was $95M, and net debt fell $1.1B. VF also authorized a $0.09 quarterly dividend and appointed Abhishek Dalmia as CFO and COO.

Investing.com reported Monday’s SEC Form 4 insider trades for several US-listed firms. Buys included Hanover Bancorp (HNVR) President Kevin O’Connor buying 10,000 shares at $26.88, Protagenic Therapeutics (PTIX) executive chair buying 26,291 shares at $0.1828, and V F Corp (VFC) CEO buying 32,894 shares at ~$14.98. Sales included Snowflake (SNOW) EVP selling 29,986 shares at $300 and Cactus (WHD) leaders selling 86,700 shares each at $57.618.

VF Corp CEO Darrell Bracken bought 32,894 shares for about $492,752 at a weighted average of $14.98 on July 31 after the stock fell about 16% post-earnings. The company reported Q1 FY2027 adjusted loss of -$0.27 vs -$0.22 expected on revenue $1.67B vs $1.64B, and raised full-year guidance to 2%+ growth. Analysts’ price targets range from $16 to $23.

Darrell Bracken (President & Chief Exec Officer) purchased 32,894 shares of V F CORP (VFC) at $14.98 ($0.49M total) on 2026-07-31.

VF Corp’s Q2 outlook focuses on improving Vans wholesale trends, expanding gross margin via product mix and premiumization, and maintaining cost discipline. Management expects muted Asia-Pacific, especially Greater China, due to competition and limited innovation. The article notes VF Corp shares at $15.08, down from $18.25 pre-earnings.

VF Corp (VFC) Q1 earnings call highlighted brand trends: The North Face revenue rose 4% and is expected flat to slightly higher in Q2; Timberland revenue grew 3% with Americas up 10%; Vans revenue fell 9% and is expected down similarly in Q2. Adjusted gross margin was 54.9%. VF reported net debt down $1.1B and free cash flow up about $75M, reiterating margin and leverage targets.

United States / Luxury / NYSE:VFC VF (VFC) Stock Stays Calm As Debt Repair Carries Turnaround Hope July 31, 2026 VF Corporation stock barely flinched after earnings, slipping about 1% to US$14.96. For a company that just posted another quarterly loss and is still working through brand and balance sheet repair, that is a surprisingly calm response. The headline is simple: Revenue for Q1 2027 held around US$1.7b while the company reported a basic loss per share of about US$0.25.

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VF Corp shares fell about 18% after the company reported first-quarter results with a wide adjusted operating loss. Revenue fell 5% to $1.67B, and adjusted loss per share rose to $0.27 versus $0.22 expected. Vans revenue declined 8%. VF also named COO Abhishek Dalmia as CFO and slightly raised full-year guidance.

VF Corp (VFC) shares fell about 7.5% in pre-open after the company reported a wider-than-expected Q1 fiscal 2027 adjusted loss of $0.27 per share versus a $0.22 consensus. Revenue was $1.67B, slightly above estimates but down about 5% year over year, with softness at The North Face and headwinds at Vans. The stock traded near $16.89 pre-market.