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Lululemon CEO Speaks Out as Shares Drop Again

Lululemon CEO Speaks Out as Shares Drop Again

Lululemon shares fell 1.6% to $119.14 Friday as incoming CEO Heidi O’Neill told employees the company is being underestimated. Founder Chip Wilson is seeking three board seats, intensifying a proxy fight ahead of O’Neill’s September 8 start. O’Neill, a former Nike executive, will not be on the ballot at the June annual meeting. Investors remain focused on weak Americas sales and soft 2026 guidance.
15 May 2026
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lululemon’s stock slide is now a test of trust in the turnaround

lululemon’s stock slide is now a test of trust in the turnaround

Lululemon shares fell 3.69% to $126.34 Monday, near a 52-week low, as investors reacted to weak North America sales, lower margins, and uncertainty around a CEO transition set for September. The stock lagged the broader market, with S&P 500 and Dow both up. Lululemon forecasts flat to declining North America revenue for fiscal 2026 and lower earnings per share.
12 May 2026
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Lululemon Stock Sinks as Heidi O’Neill CEO Hire From Nike Fails to Calm Investors

Lululemon Stock Sinks as Heidi O’Neill CEO Hire From Nike Fails to Calm Investors

Lululemon Athletica named former Nike executive Heidi O’Neill as its next CEO, sending shares down about 12% Thursday morning. O’Neill starts Sept. 8 amid a proxy fight and weak U.S. sales; the stock had already dropped 38% in the past year. Fourth-quarter revenue rose 1% to $3.6 billion, with Americas revenue down 4%. Wall Street analysts voiced skepticism over the appointment and company outlook.
23 April 2026
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Lululemon names former Nike executive Heidi O’Neill CEO as founder pressure mounts

Lululemon names former Nike executive Heidi O’Neill CEO as founder pressure mounts

Lululemon named former Nike executive Heidi O’Neill as CEO, effective Sept. 8, amid pressure from founder Chip Wilson and Elliott Investment Management. The announcement follows a 4% drop in Americas revenue last quarter, while international sales climbed 17%. O’Neill will join the board and be based in Vancouver. Interim co-CEOs Meghan Frank and André Maestrini will return to their previous roles in September.
23 April 2026
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Lululemon Stock Falls After Weak 2026 Outlook Overshadows Q4 Earnings Beat, Chip Bergh Joins Board

Lululemon Stock Falls After Weak 2026 Outlook Overshadows Q4 Earnings Beat, Chip Bergh Joins Board

Lululemon projected 2026 revenue and profit below analyst estimates Tuesday, sending shares lower in after-hours trading. Fourth-quarter revenue rose 1% to $3.64 billion, beating forecasts, but Americas sales fell 4% while international sales jumped 17%. Former Levi’s CEO Chip Bergh joined the board as the company faces a proxy fight and ongoing CEO search. Gross margin dropped 5.5 percentage points to 54.9%.
18 March 2026
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Lululemon stock price slides before the bell as founder Chip Wilson files fresh proxy push

Lululemon stock price slides before the bell as founder Chip Wilson files fresh proxy push

Lululemon shares fell about 2.3% to $172.13 in premarket trading Tuesday after founder Chip Wilson and allies filed new proxy materials seeking board changes. The stock dropped 4.9% Monday, extending a year-long decline. Wilson’s group disclosed ownership of nearly 10 million shares and plans to nominate directors at the 2026 annual meeting. The company is searching for a permanent CEO after Calvin McDonald stepped down.
3 March 2026
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See-through “Get Low” leggings jolt Lululemon stock as quality questions return

See-through “Get Low” leggings jolt Lululemon stock as quality questions return

Lululemon shares rose 0.3% in premarket trading Wednesday after plunging 6.5% the day before, following backlash over see-through leggings in its new “Get Low” line. The company paused online sales of the collection in North America but kept it in stores. Founder Chip Wilson is pushing for board changes, and CEO Calvin McDonald will step down Jan. 31, with interim co-CEOs named.
21 January 2026
Lululemon pulls new ‘Get Low’ leggings from online store after see-through complaints

Lululemon pulls new ‘Get Low’ leggings from online store after see-through complaints

Lululemon halted online sales of its new Get Low workout line in North America after customers reported the leggings were see-through when squatting. The collection remains available in stores and online in Europe. Shares fell about 6.5% Tuesday as the company faces a CEO transition and pressure from activist investors. Founder Chip Wilson is pushing a proxy fight to oust Advent from the board.
21 January 2026
Lululemon pulls “Get Low” leggings from its website after sheer complaints, stock drops

Lululemon pulls “Get Low” leggings from its website after sheer complaints, stock drops

Lululemon halted online sales of its new “Get Low” leggings in North America after customers complained the fabric was see-through during movement. The stock fell about 6% Tuesday as the move raised concerns over product quality and leadership changes. The collection remains available in stores while the company reviews feedback. CEO Calvin McDonald steps down at the end of January.
21 January 2026
Lululemon stock rises after holiday-quarter outlook shifts to high end as LULU investors eye ICR

Lululemon stock rises after holiday-quarter outlook shifts to high end as LULU investors eye ICR

Lululemon shares rose 3.2% to $210.43 Monday after the company said holiday-quarter revenue and profit would reach the high end of its forecast, citing strong seasonal demand. The retailer maintained its margin and expense outlook. CEO Calvin McDonald steps down Jan. 31, with interim co-CEOs named as the board searches for a replacement. Founder Chip Wilson has launched a proxy fight as Elliott Management builds a $1 billion stake.
12 January 2026
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Lululemon stock drops nearly 4% as tariff ruling stays unresolved — what to watch next

Lululemon stock drops nearly 4% as tariff ruling stays unresolved — what to watch next

Lululemon shares fell 3.9% Friday, closing at $203.90 after dipping near $200. The drop followed uncertainty over U.S. Supreme Court action on tariffs, with a ruling possible Jan. 14. CEO Calvin McDonald will step down Jan. 31, with two interim co-CEOs named. Founder Chip Wilson has launched a proxy fight, nominating three directors amid pressure from Elliott Management.
10 January 2026
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Lululemon stock sinks nearly 5% as Supreme Court tariff ruling slips, keeping retailers on edge

Lululemon stock sinks nearly 5% as Supreme Court tariff ruling slips, keeping retailers on edge

lululemon athletica shares fell 4.9% to $201.88 Friday after the U.S. Supreme Court delayed a key tariffs ruling. The company warned higher tariffs and loss of the “de minimis” exemption could cut 2025 gross profit by $240 million. Investors also weighed an upcoming CEO transition and a proxy fight from founder Chip Wilson. The court could rule next week.
9 January 2026
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10% yield play on Lululemon draws options interest as SM Energy tops investor search lists

10% yield play on Lululemon draws options interest as SM Energy tops investor search lists

Trefis outlined a put-options trade on Lululemon targeting a 10.5% annualized yield as shares trade near $210, about 50% below their 52-week high. TheStreet Pro noted Lululemon’s forward valuation now trails the S&P 500. Founder Chip Wilson is backing new board nominees, signaling a proxy fight. Zacks reported SM Energy as heavily searched, with earnings estimates down 4.8% in 30 days.
1 January 2026
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Lululemon stock slips today as founder Chip Wilson launches proxy fight over board shake-up

Lululemon stock slips today as founder Chip Wilson launches proxy fight over board shake-up

Lululemon shares slipped 0.6% to $211.30 after founder Chip Wilson launched a proxy fight for board seats. The board said it will review Wilson’s nominees and issue a recommendation before the 2026 annual meeting. The move follows CEO Calvin McDonald’s decision to step down Jan. 31, with two executives named interim co-CEOs. Wilson holds a 4.27% stake and is acting alone, according to Reuters.
30 December 2025
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Lululemon founder Chip Wilson launches proxy fight to reshape board amid CEO transition

Lululemon founder Chip Wilson launches proxy fight to reshape board amid CEO transition

Lululemon founder Chip Wilson has nominated three independent directors for election to the board, launching a proxy fight ahead of the 2026 annual meeting. The move follows the announced January exit of CEO Calvin McDonald and a 45% drop in Lululemon shares this year. The board is searching for a permanent CEO, with two executives named as interim co-CEOs. Lululemon said it will review Wilson’s nominees.
30 December 2025
Lululemon stock rises as founder Chip Wilson launches board proxy fight — what investors watch next

Lululemon stock rises as founder Chip Wilson launches board proxy fight — what investors watch next

Lululemon shares rose 1.7% to $212.54 after founder Chip Wilson nominated three directors ahead of the 2026 annual meeting, setting up a possible proxy fight. CEO Calvin McDonald will step down Jan. 31, with two executives named interim co-CEOs. The board said it will review Wilson’s nominees. Lululemon shares remain down about 45% for 2025.
30 December 2025
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Lululemon Stock (LULU) Today: Holiday Discounts, CEO Transition, and Analyst Forecasts Ahead of Monday’s Market Open

Lululemon Stock (LULU) Today: Holiday Discounts, CEO Transition, and Analyst Forecasts Ahead of Monday’s Market Open

Lululemon shares closed at $208.97 Friday, down 0.68%, leaving the stock about 50% below its 52-week high. The company’s market cap stands near $23.4 billion, based on 112 million shares outstanding. Recent headlines focus on heavy year-end promotions and CEO Calvin McDonald’s planned January exit, with interim co-CEOs named. Lululemon also authorized a $1 billion boost to its stock buyback program.
28 December 2025
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