LULU Stock Recent News

Lululemon Athletica (LULU -20.05%) reported its fiscal 2025 first-quarter results on June 5, 2025, delivering revenue growth of 7.3% to $2.4 billion, GAAP EPS of $2.60, and gross margin expanded to 58.3%. Management maintained full-year revenue guidance of $11.15 billion–$11.3 billion (7%-8% growth on an adjusted basis), but it lowered operating margin and earnings guidance for the full fiscal year over concerns about the effects of tariffs.

Apparel maker's stock falls 20% after company lowers its earnings forecast, citing trade war and a pullback in consumer spending.

U.S. equities were higher at midday when the Labor Department reported May job creation was better than anticipated. The Dow Jones Industrial Average, S&P 500, and Nasdaq all rose.

LULU's Q1 results show strength across regions, channels and product categories. However, rising tariffs point toward margin pressures from elevated costs.

Lululemon Athletica Inc (NASDAQ:LULU) stock is down 19.7% to trade at $265.71, after the athleisure company's fiscal second-quarter and full-year guidance missed expectations, with tariff pressures the culprit.

Live Updates Live Coverage Has Ended More Lululemon Figures 4:34 pm by Joel South Here’s the numbers from Lululemon: Q1 Revenues: $2.37 billion (beat estimates of $2.36 billion) Q1 adjusted EPS: $2.60 (matched estimates of $2.60) Same Store Sales: 1% (missed estimates of 2.8%) As you can see, that same store sales figure will be picked at by Wall Street. Looking ahead the company’s EPS for the full year of $14.58 to $14.78 was below Wall Street expectations of $14.95 to $15.15. Most of that miss is explained by next quarter, when the company is guiding to EPS of $2.85 to $2.90, significantly below expectations of $3.31 in EPS. Lululemon Down 17.5% 4:28 pm by Eric Bleeker Lululemon shares are out and the stock has slid 17.5%. The number weighing on shares is second quarter guidance that’s significantly below Wall Street expectations. Strategic Narrative & Positioning 3:33 pm by Joel South 1. U.S. Consumer Weakness and Brand MaturityLULU’s North American business

Live Updates Live Coverage Has Ended Conference Call is Starting Now 5:07 pm by Joel South Broadcom’s conference call is starting now. You can listen in here if you’d like. The stock is currently down 3.4%. However, it’s worth noting that almost every major stock reporting tonight is seeing red after-hours. Lululemon is down 22%, DocuSign is down 16%, and Rubrik jumped 6% after its earnings were released. However, its shares are now flat. Translation: After a furious two-month stock market rally, investors expectations for what companies should be delivering has risen. If any material news impacts Broadcom’s share price during its conference call we’ll post an update. One Standout Figure from Broadcom's Earnings 4:41 pm by Eric Bleeker One figure to pay attention to is that Broadcom is guiding to AI revenue next quarter of $5.1 billion, that’s above Wall Street’s expectations of $4.8 billion. Keep in mind that Broadcom’s stock has mo

Live Updates Live Coverage Has Ended Rubrik the Rare Winner Tonight 5:04 pm by Joel South Tonight’s most anticipated earnings have generally been dreary. Lululemon is down 22%, DocuSign down 16%, and Broadcom is down 4%. So, perhaps its not surprising that after initial gains of 6%, shares of Rubrick are now flat after-hours as of 5:05 p.m. ET. The company still has its earnings call, but after a furious rally in stocks across the past two months, expectations for earnings have clearly risen. Shares Surge on Strong Earnings 4:34 pm by Joel South Shares of RBRK soared in after-hours trading after reporting strong Q1 results. The stock is up 6.02% since the close. Rubrik kicked off its FY 2026 with impressive Q1 results, exceeding all guided metrics and showcasing strong growth across key areas. The cyber resilience company reported a 49% year-over-year revenue increase to $278.5 million and a 38% rise in subscription annual recurring revenue (ARR) to $1.18 billion. The company now

Broadcom (AVGO) traded lower to start Friday's session after it posted a slight earnings beat Thursday evening. The price action may stem from lofty expectations, according to Jenny Horne, who notes the stock's massive rally over recent weeks.

Lululemon dropped over 22% following a guidance cut and tariff-related worries. Lululemon can't control tariffs, but it can innovate its way back to the top.