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 exceeds Q1 objectives, faces challenges in Retail segment

Carter's Q1 performance was strong, driven by Wholesale demand and improved supply chain performance, but Retail segment faced challenges with declining sales and cautious outlook from customers. The company is focused on margin preservation and sees opportunities in moderating inflation impact and potential market developments in Mexico.

Carter's meets Q2 forecasts, anticipates improved second-half performance

Carter's reported in-line Q2 sales and earnings, with strong Wholesale demand and improved Retail and International sales. They expect a much better trend in sales and earnings in the balance of the year, with a focus on essential core products and a compelling value proposition.

Carter's achieves Q3 sales goals, plans store growth amid challenges

Carter's Q3 performance met objectives, but challenges persist in the U.S. Retail segment. The company is focused on margin preservation, cash flow, and inventory management to maintain profitability, while also planning for store growth and product improvements.

Carter's Inc. posts robust Q4 results, eyes growth in 2024

CRI's Q4 2023 showcased strong financial performance, with plans for growth and profitability in 2024. Despite challenges in e-commerce and SG&A costs, the company is leveraging strengths to capitalize on market opportunities.

Carter's (CRI) exceeds Q1 targets, focuses on growth strategies

Carter's (CRI) delivered strong Q1 performance, focusing on strategic growth initiatives amidst challenges in consumer behavior and e-commerce. Optimizations in supply chain and pricing strategies present opportunities for future growth.

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Carter's, Inc. engages in the business of brand marketing of young children’s apparel. It operates through the following segments: the United States (US) Retail, US Wholesale, and International. The US Retail segment includes selling products through retail stores and ecommerce websites. The US 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.

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Why Is Carter's (CRI) Up 21.9% Since Last Earnings Report?

Carter's (CRI) Q1 results are affected by store closures, declining sales and soft demand stemming from the COVID-19 crisis. Due to such adverse impacts, management has withdrawn 2020 view.

Carter's (CRI) Stock Down on Q1 Loss, Sales Surpass Estimates

Carter's, Inc. (CRI) CEO Michael Casey on Q1 2020 Results - Earnings Call Transcript

Carter’s Inc. (NYSE:CRI) released its first-quarter results on May 5 before the opening bell.

Key Takeaways from Carter’s 1st-Quarter Results

Shares of Carter's (NYSE:CRI) were flat after the company reported Q1 results. Quarterly Results Earnings per share fell 6.90% year over year to $0.81, which may not compare to the estimate of $0.24.

Recap: Carter's Q1 Earnings

Carter's (CRI) doesn't possess the right combination of the two key ingredients for a likely earnings beat in its upcoming report. Get prepared with the key expectations.

Earnings Preview: Carter's (CRI) Q1 Earnings Expected to Decline

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Why Carter’s Will Win Even in a Recession

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Carter's is a Wells Fargo 'top idea' as baby apparel has proven to fare well in an economic downturn

Carter's (CRI) furloughs store employees in North America from Apr 3 as a result of extended store closures due to the coronavirus outbreak.

Carter's (CRI) Extends Store Closure on Coronavirus Concerns

Carter's Inc. CRI, -2.71% said Monday it furloughed all store employees on April 3, as it has extended the closure of its stores until further notice.

Carter's furloughed all store employees as temporary closures were extended

Carter’s, Inc. (NYSE:CRI) could deliver an improving stock price performance, in my opinion, after its 2% decline in the past year.

Why Carter’s Has Growth Potential

Soft wholesale businesses along with higher SG&A expenses and interest expenses hurt Carter's (CRI) fourth-quarter 2019 results.

Carter's (CRI) Q4 Earnings & Sales Miss Estimates, Stock Down

Carter's, Inc. (CRI) CEO Michael Casey on Q4 2019 Results - Earnings Call Transcript

A down day for markets and disappointing profits led shares of Carter's lower Monday.

Why Carter's Stock Dropped 17% Early Monday Morning

Carter's (CRI) delivered earnings and revenue surprises of -2.77% and 0.34%, respectively, for the quarter ended December 2019. Do the numbers hold clues to what lies ahead for the stock?

Carter's (CRI) Lags Q4 Earnings Estimates

Shares of Carter's Inc. CRI, -0.56% slumped 4.3% in premarket trading Monday, after the children's apparel seller missed fourth-quarter profit expectations, but matched on sales and raised its dividend by 20%.

Carter's stock falls as profit miss offsets in-line sales and 20% dividend hike

Carter's (CRI) Q4 results are likely to reflect gains from retail strategy including product offerings and e-commerce business. However, tariff woes and foreign currency headwind persist.

Here's How Carter's (CRI) is Placed Ahead of Q4 Earnings

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Carter's (CRI) is well positioned to gain from efforts to enhance omni-channel and e-commerce capabilities. However, tariff and currency-related headwinds might cloud its growth potential.

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The children's apparel seller has had a market-beating 2019, but it's not too late for investors to add it to their portfolios.

Why Carter’s Is Still a Buy After Surpassing Analysts’ Price Targets

Carter's Inc. (NYSE:CRI) is a beautiful retail business with strong brand names, proven success in mutli-channel distribution and stable management.

Carter's: The Nike of Children's Apparel

Carter's (CRI) is benefiting from its Retail strategy, omni-channel efforts and e-commerce capabilities. However, high inventory levels and tariff remain concerns.

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