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Tapestry公佈第三季業績超預期後上調全年預期；受Kate Spade前景黯淡影響，股價下跌

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-- Tapestry (TPR) 在公佈第三季業績超出預期後，上調了其 2026 財年的業績預期，但對其旗下 Kate Spade 品牌的第四季度銷售預期卻較為保守，導致這家奢侈時尚公司的股價週四下跌。 Coach 的母公司 Tapestry 目前預計全年調整後營收約 79.5 億美元，高於先前預期的 77.5 億美元以上。調整後每股收益預計約為 6.95 美元，高於先前預期的 6.40 美元至 6.45 美元。 FactSet 目前的市場共識是，非 GAAP 每股收益為 6.53 美元，銷售額為 78.3 億美元。 截至 3 月 28 日的季度，非 GAAP 每股盈餘從去年同期的 1.03 美元躍升至 1.66 美元，淨銷售額成長 21% 至 19.2 億美元。華爾街先前的預期分別為 1.30 美元和 17.9 億美元。 根據FactSet發布的財報電話會議記錄顯示，財務長兼營運長 Scott Roe在周四的財報電話會議上表示，公司預計本季每股收益約1.20美元。 羅伊告訴分析師：「具體到第四季度，我們的業績指引包含了按報告匯率和固定匯率計算的低兩位數營收成長。」羅伊表示，這其中包括Coach品牌低兩位數的成長率和Kate Spade品牌高個位數的下滑。 Tapestry股價在午後交易中下跌了10%。 Coach品牌第三季銷售額成長31%至17億美元，而Kate Spade品牌則下降10%至2.196億美元。 儘管Kate Spade的營收環比有所改善，但仍“略低於預期，這其中部分原因是我們在零售促銷方面採取了戰略性縮減措施”，首席執行官喬安妮·克雷沃伊塞拉特(Joanne Crevoiserat)在電話會議上表示。 「我們也知道，企業轉型需要時間，長期成長之路並非總是筆直的，」克雷沃伊塞拉特表示。 “我們將繼續追蹤領先的成長指標，並借鑒Coach的成功經驗和教訓。” 該公司目前預計，2026財年，將透過股利和股票回購向股東返還16億美元，高於先前預期的15億美元。

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