Birkenstock raises its fiscal 2026 revenue growth outlook to 15% constant currency after strong Q3 results driven by resilient full-price demand from affluent shoppers.
Seaport downgraded Birkenstock as weaker Q2 sales, fewer store orders, and economic pressures may hurt near-term growth.
Birkenstock missed Q2 2026 sales estimates due to the Middle East conflict and tariffs; profits fell, yet the outlook remained unchanged.
Birkenstock reports strong holiday sales and robust demand for clogs, boots, and shearling styles in Q1 2026, reaffirming its full-year growth targets of 13-15% amid tariffs and currency pressures.
Birkenstock forecasts reduced profit margins and slower sales growth for FY2026, citing US tariff pressures and unfavorable currency headwinds despite strong Q4 performance.
Birkenstock raised its sales forecast (17.5% growth) due to strong demand from affluent shoppers, even after price hikes. They are also buying a factory near Dresden (€18M) to make more shoes and boost production capacity.
