Ralph Lauren Shares Jump as Strong China Sales Fuel Record Results
Ralph Lauren shares surged after beating Q4 estimates, driven by strong China sales during Lunar New Year. Revenue rose 17% in the quarter and the company raised its dividend by 10%.
Ralph Lauren shares surged after beating Q4 estimates, driven by strong China sales during Lunar New Year. Revenue rose 17% in the quarter and the company raised its dividend by 10%.
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Ralph Lauren expects modest sales growth (mid-single-digit) for the next three years, disappointing investors despite recent success from preppy trends and higher product prices. Shares fell 4%. The company plans to return $2 billion to shareholders by fiscal 2028.