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    Tapestry Inc (TPR)

    Q3 2025 Earnings Summary

    Reported on May 8, 2025 (Before Market Open)
    Pre-Earnings Price$74.75Last close (May 7, 2025)
    Post-Earnings Price$79.19Open (May 8, 2025)
    Price Change
    $4.44(+5.94%)
    MetricYoY ChangeReason

    Total Revenue (Net Sales)

    +7% (up from $1,482.4M to $1,584.6M)

    Total Revenue increased by 7% YoY driven by strong gains in Coach revenue, which helped offset the declines experienced in the Kate Spade and Stuart Weitzman segments compared to the prior period.

    Coach Revenue

    +13% (from $1,145.6M to $1,293.5M)

    Coach revenue surged 13% YoY as a result of improved consumer engagement and product innovation that built on prior period momentum, reinforcing strong performance in core channels.

    Kate Spade Revenue

    –13% (from $280.7M to $244.9M)

    Kate Spade revenue declined by 13% YoY, reflecting ongoing operational challenges and strategic repositioning efforts that continued from previous periods, resulting in lower sales compared to Q3 2024.

    Stuart Weitzman Revenue

    –18% (from $56.1M to $46.2M)

    Stuart Weitzman’s revenue dropped 18% YoY, indicating further contraction in performance relative to the prior period, likely due to underperforming product segments and market dynamics.

    North America Revenue

    +9% (from $874.0M to $951.7M)

    North America revenue grew 9% YoY, driven by strong consumer spending, improved customer acquisition, and margin expansion—factors that built on the region's already solid performance in the previous period.

    Greater China Revenue

    +3% (from $270.9M to $278.9M)

    Greater China saw modest growth of 3% YoY, reflecting a steady recovery from COVID-19 impacts and improved local consumer sentiment compared to the prior quarter’s performance.

    Other Asia Revenue

    –60% (from $234.9M to $93.9M)

    Other Asia revenue declined sharply by 60% YoY, likely due to challenging market conditions and operational issues in key markets which contrast strongly with the healthier performance in previous periods.

    Other Regions Revenue

    –72% (from $102.6M to $29.0M)

    Other Regions experienced a dramatic 72% YoY decline, suggesting significant market contraction or strategic divestitures in areas that were stronger in the previous period.

    Operating Income

    +24% (from $204.3M to $253.7M)

    Operating Income increased by 24% YoY due to margin expansion and efficiency measures that improved gross margins, building on the operational improvements seen in Q3 2024.

    Net Income

    +46% (from $139.4M to $203.3M)

    Net Income grew by 46% YoY, a significant improvement resulting from higher operating performance and cost controls compared to Q3 2024, enhancing overall profitability.

    Cash & Cash Equivalents

    –85% (from $6,975.1M to $1,057.0M)

    Cash and cash equivalents declined 85% YoY, a steep drop driven by aggressive financing activities such as accelerated share repurchases and debt repayments that marked a major shift from the cash buildup seen in Q3 2024.

    Total Assets

    –45% (from $13,396.3M to $7,306.2M)

    Total Assets decreased by about 45% YoY, reflecting asset sales, deleveraging, or rebalancing of the asset base as part of strategic financial management since the prior period.

    Stockholders’ Equity

    Nearly halved (from $2,896.9M to $1,493.8M)

    Stockholders’ Equity dropped by almost 50% YoY, likely a consequence of significant share repurchases, dividend distributions, or adjustments to the balance sheet that contrast with the higher equity levels reported in Q3 2024.

    MetricPeriodGuidanceActualPerformance
    EPS
    Q3 2025
    Forecasted to approach $0.85
    ~$0.91 (derived from Net Income of $203.3 million÷ ~223 million shares)
    Beat
    Inventory
    Q3 2025
    Expected to remain above prior year at the end of Q3
    873.5 millionVs. prior year 824.1 million
    Met