- American Eagle Outfitters posted fiscal 2025 net income attributable to shareholders down 42% to USD 190 million, with diluted EPS falling to USD 1.09.
- Revenue rose 4% to USD 5.5 billion, with total comparable sales up 3%.
- Operating income dropped 47% to USD 230 million, reflecting USD 70 million of incremental tariffs net of mitigation efforts.
- Aerie comparable sales climbed 9% while American Eagle was flat, as digital revenue increased 7% on higher traffic and transactions.
- Management said a deliberate action plan improved profitability and cash flow, while forecasting fiscal 2026 capital expenditures of USD 250-260 million.
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