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Crocs Stock Soars on Surprise Earnings Beat – Can the ‘Ugly Shoe’ Icon Stage a Comeback?

Crocs Stock Soars on Surprise Earnings Beat – Can the ‘Ugly Shoe’ Icon Stage a Comeback?

Crocs stock jumped over 7% on Thursday after the foam-footwear maker reported better-than-expected third-quarter earnings stockstory.org. The company’s Q3 revenue of $996.3 million, though down 6.2% from a year ago, beat analyst estimates by about 3% stockstory.org. Adjusted net income came in at $2.92 per share, trouncing forecasts and indicating Crocs managed to outperform in a tough environment stockstory.org. Management also surprised the market with an upbeat outlook for the holiday quarter: Q4 revenue is projected around $1.07 billion, roughly 15% higher than Wall Street’s expectation, along with solid profit guidance stockstory.org. These strong results and guidance sent CROX shares rallying to around $91 by midday Thursday, as investors cheered the earnings beat and signs of resilience stockstory.org. The Q3 report showed strength in Crocs’ core brand even as overall sales declined. The flagship Crocs brand’s revenues dipped a modest 2.5% to $836 million, while its smaller HEYDUDE shoe brand saw a much sharper 21.6% drop to $160 million finance.yahoo.com. The company blamed softer wholesale demand for the decline, but noted direct-to-consumer sales still grew slightly prnewswire.com. International markets were a bright spot as well – Crocs highlighted strong growth overseas that helped offset weakness in the U.S. prnewswire.com. “Our
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