Revenue in the fourth quarter (Q4) ended on June 28, increased by 8 percent to $ 1.72 billion with full profit in North America (+8 percent), Europe (+10 percent), and APAC (+6 percent). The gross margin expanded 210 basis points for the year and 140 basis points in Q4, which is powered by operating capacity.
The coach gave $ 5.6 billion in the annual revenue (+10 percent continuous currency), while Kate Kudal fell 10 percent to $ 1.20 billion and Stuart Witezman fell 11 percent to $ 215 million. The company said in a media release that Kate Sped recorded $ 855 million at the overcare due to the expectations of cash flow and anticipated tariff effects.
Tapestry, Inc. has posted a financial year 25 revenue of $ 7.01 billion up to 5 percent under the leadership of coach and development in Europe and Greater China. Q4 sales increased by 8 percent with gross margin profit. The company returned $ 2.3 billion to shareholders and will increase its dividend by 14 percent in FY 26. The EPS is seen at $ 5.30- $ 5.45 despite a $ 160 million tariff hit. Adjusted free cash flow is forecast in $ 1.3 billion.
The company added 6.8 million new customers during the year 60 percent from General Z and Millennials-while direct-to-consumer revenue increased by 5 percent annually, supported by the digital sales growth of the mid-class. In the coach, the sale of handbags saw mid-teens average unit retail (AUR) profit and less double digits for the year.
On a non-GAAP basis, the financial year 25 operating income reached $ 1.40 billion (20 percent margin) vs. $ 1.25 billion last year, and EPS from $ 4.29 to $ 5.10. The GAAP net income was $ 183 million ($ 0.82 EPS), below $ 816 million, which reflects losses, organizational efficiency and transactions related fees. Adjusted free cash flow was $ 1.35 billion.
Tapestry returned the shareholders in FY25 through a quick share recurrent (ASR) program at $ 2.300 million in dividends $ 2.300 million in dividends and a quick share recurrent (ASR) program at $ 78 average price. For FY26, the board has approved an increase of $ 1.60 per share in a 14 percent dividend annually and authorized $ 800 million in additional buybacks.
Chief Executive Officer of Joan Cravecereat, Tapestry, Inc.Comment: “Fiscal was a breakout year for 2025 tapestry as our systemic approach for brand-beding is capturing a new generation of consumers around the world. Our strong growth is captivated by our fourth quarter outparfarma, it confirms that our strategies are working. Share holders.
For FY26, Tapestry estimated revenue to reach $ 7.2 billion, with the mid-single-designated pro-flyer development except Stuart Witezman, and $ 5.30– $ 5.45 EPS of $ 5.30- 5.45, despite being a hut of $ 160 million from EPS, old tariff and duties (230 base points of margin effect). Adjusted free cash flow is expected to be around $ 1.3 billion.
Fibre2Fashion News Desk (KD)
