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I maintain a buy rating on PVH Corp. due to expected positive growth in FY25, driven by improved demand and margin expansion. The macroeconomic environment has continued to improve, boosting consumer confidence and discretionary spending, benefiting PVH's DTC channels and stabilizing U.S. wholesale markets. Strategic initiatives, including effective inventory management and transitioning G-III licenses in-house, are set to enhance margins and operational efficiency.

PVH gains from its brand strength and direct-to-consumer business. Its PVH+ Plan also looks encouraging.

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I upgrade PVH stock from sell to buy due to improved demand outlook and visible path to margin expansion, enabling faster earnings growth than top line. Easing inflation in key markets and improved consumer sentiment have significantly boosted the demand outlook, with strong sell-through rates and improving order books. Management's cautious 3Q24 revenue decline guidance is prudent, but early signs of strong sales and record consumer engagement suggest potential outperformance.

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PVH gains from its brand strength and direct-to-consumer business. Its PVH+ Plan also looks encouraging.

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PVH Corp.'s 2Q24 results met expectations, with revenue declines mainly due to the sale of legacy brands, and showed sequential improvement in North America and Europe. Despite a 20% stock drop since June, fundamentals have improved, making the current 9.5x earnings valuation attractive; I maintain my Buy rating. Mixed top line performance: 2Q24 revenue down 6%, with a 3% comparable decrease; Europe showed significant improvement, while North America was flat and Asia declined.

PVH's Q2 results reflect EPS growth, driven by strong execution of the PVH+ Plan while revenues decline across all channels.

Shares of PVH Corp PVH — the owner of Tommy Hilfiger, Calvin Klein, Warner's, Olga and True & Co. — tanked Wednesday after the clothing company reported downbeat second-quarter earnings.