Carter's

Carter's, Inc. engages in the marketing of apparel for babies and young children. It operates through the following segments: U.S. Retail, U.S. Wholesale, and International. The U.S. retail segment consists of sales of products in retail and online stores. The U.S. Wholesale segment includes sales in the United States of products to wholesale partners. The International segment consists of sales of products outside the United States, largely through retail stores in Canada and Mexico, eCommerce sites in Canada and China, and sales to international wholesale accounts and licensees. The company was founded by William Carter in 1865 and is headquartered in Atlanta, GA.

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Carter's beats Q1 targets, eyes margin expansion and international growth

Carter's exceeded Q1 targets with strong Wholesale and baby apparel sales.
Challenges in Retail and cautious Wholesale outlook due to economic uncertainties.
Opportunities lie in margin expansion, international growth, and e-commerce potential.
Overall, Carter's remains resilient with strategic store expansion and cost-saving measures.

Carter's (CRI) reports solid Q2 performance, eyes growth opportunities

Carter's (CRI) navigated mixed Q2 results with strong cash flow, near-record gross profit margin, and strategic focus on core products. Despite challenges in retail and international segments, the company is optimistic about the second half, with planned store openings and pricing improvements driving growth.

Carter's meets Q3 targets, focuses on core products and new stores

Carter's navigated mixed performance in Q3 with strong wholesale growth but retail challenges. Strategic focus on core products, pricing, and inventory management to drive profitability. Optimistic about new store openings, margin expansion, and product enhancements for future growth.

Carter's (CRI) reports robust Q4 earnings, eyes growth in 2024

Carter's anticipates returning to growth in sales and profitability in 2024 by increasing unit volume and reducing reliance on pricing. The company expects a stronger first half of 2024 due to favorable inbound ocean freight rates and plans to capitalize on lower product costs in the second half.

Carter's surpasses Q1 targets, eyes growth in wholesale segment

Carter's Q1 2024 saw strong performance with sales and earnings exceeding targets. Challenges include consumer behavior shifts and weather impacts. Opportunities lie in growth strategies and wholesale segment expansion.

Carter's beats earnings expectations in Q2 despite sales decline

Carter's Q2 performance was mixed, with strong earnings but lower sales in retail and international segments. The company faces challenges in consumer spending slowdown and inflation concerns. To drive growth, Carter's is focusing on cost controls, targeted marketing, and strategic retail expansion.

Carter's surpasses Q3 expectations, focuses on growth strategies

Carter's Q3 2024 performance exceeded guidance, driven by strong U.S. Retail sales and improved holiday-related apparel sales.
Despite challenges in gross profit and operating income, the company maintains a strong balance sheet and liquidity position.
Opportunities lie in pricing investments, product offerings, and brand strategies to drive positive momentum and capitalize on potential growth areas.
Overall, Carter's remains focused on financial stability, customer acquisition, and strategic growth initiatives to navigate market challenges and drive future success.

Carter's exceeds Q4 expectations, faces profitability challenges in 2025

Carter's delivered strong Q4 results driven by core product performance, but faces profitability challenges in 2025. The company's focus on product innovation and market presence remains a key strength. With a solid balance sheet and opportunities for international growth, Carter's is poised for strategic expansion.

Carter's Q1 2025: Sales Decline Amid Growth Strategy Shifts

Carter's Q1 2025 faced sales declines across segments, prompting a focus on sustainable growth strategies. The company navigates challenges from tariffs and leadership transition while maintaining stable cost visibility. Opportunities lie in cost advantages from favorable cotton prices and growth potential in key categories.

Carter's reports Q2 growth amidst tariff challenges, eyes future strategies

Carter's Q2 2025 demonstrated growth in sales and operational income, despite challenges from tariffs and high tax rates. The company remains optimistic about long-term sustainable growth and is implementing strategies to mitigate tariff impacts and drive future growth through investments and adjustments.

Carter's reports steady Q3 performance amidst tariff challenges and growth plans

Carter's Q3 2025 showed mixed results with flat net sales but positive performance in key segments. The company faces challenges from higher costs and tariffs but is actively addressing them through strategic initiatives. With a focus on optimizing operations and driving sales growth, Carter's is positioning for a stronger future. The company's financials were impacted by one-time charges, but it maintains a strong balance sheet with plans for refinancing. Carter's is navigating through market challenges by focusing on improving margins, enhancing operational efficiency, and capitalizing on growth opportunities.

Carter's (CRI) reports robust Q4 growth amidst tariff challenges

Carter's (CRI) achieved strong Q4 results with growth in all segments, improved financial outcomes, and a focus on sustainable growth strategies. Despite challenges from tariffs and private label competition, Carter's strengths in marketing, pricing strategies, and wholesale partnerships position the company well for future growth. Opportunities lie in driving growth through store closures, productivity initiatives, and attracting new consumers with higher income brackets, supported by enhanced consumer connectivity.

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Carter's, Inc. engages in the business of brand marketing of young children’s apparel. Its brands include Carter’s, OshKosh B’gosh, Little Planet, and Skip Hop. It operates through the following segments: United States (U.S.) Retail, United States (U.S.) Wholesale, and International. The U.S. Retail segment includes selling products through retail stores and ecommerce websites. The U.S. Wholesale segment focuses on wholesale partners. The International segment is involved in selling in retail stores and ecommerce websites in Canada and Mexico, and to international wholesale customers and licensees. The company was founded by William Carter in 1865 and is headquartered in Atlanta, GA.