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Lands’ End Q1 FY26 swings to profit of $330.69 million; revenue drops 8.5% to $238.92 million
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Lands’ End Q1 FY26 swings to profit of $330.69 million; revenue drops 8.5% to $238.92 million
  • Lands’ End posted fiscal Q1 net income of USD 330.69 million, swinging from a loss, as earnings per diluted share rose to USD 10.56.
  • Net revenue fell 8.5% to USD 238.92 million, pressured by a temporary disruption tied to U.S. distribution center upgrades.
  • Gross margin narrowed 4.1 percentage points to 46.7%, due to disruption-related deleverage, a new JV royalty structure, and tariff headwinds.
  • Adjusted EBITDA swung to a loss of USD 6.25 million from a profit.
  • For fiscal Q2, net revenue is seen at USD 290 million-USD 310 million, with adjusted EBITDA of USD 11 million-USD 14 million.


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