Lululemon Stock Drop: Q2 & Forecasts Disappoint
- Lululemon AthleticaS stock price plummeted Friday after the company released a disappointing second-quarter outlook and reduced its full-year profit forecast.
- The company anticipates second-quarter revenue between $2.54 billion and $2.56 billion, with earnings per share ranging from $2.85 to $2.90.
- While Lululemon still projects full-year sales of $11.15 billion to $11.30 billion, it has lowered its EPS forecast to $14.58-$14.78, down from the previous estimate of $14.95-$15.15.
Lululemon Stock Falls on Profit Forecast
Updated June 06, 2025
Lululemon AthleticaS stock price plummeted Friday after the company released a disappointing second-quarter outlook and reduced its full-year profit forecast. The athletic apparel maker’s shares dropped 20% in premarket trading following the proclamation.
The company anticipates second-quarter revenue between $2.54 billion and $2.56 billion, with earnings per share ranging from $2.85 to $2.90. These figures fall short of analysts’ expectations of $2.57 billion in revenue and $3.28 EPS, according to Visible Alpha.
While Lululemon still projects full-year sales of $11.15 billion to $11.30 billion, it has lowered its EPS forecast to $14.58-$14.78, down from the previous estimate of $14.95-$15.15. In response, JPMorgan and UBS analysts reduced their price targets for Lululemon stock to $303 and $290, respectively.
CEO Calvin McDonald said customers have “responded well to the product innovations” but U.S. consumers “remain cautious right now, and they are being very intentional about their buying decisions.”
McDonald noted that consumers are reacting positively to new product innovations. However, he added that U.S. consumers are currently exhibiting caution and making deliberate purchasing decisions, according to an AlphaSense transcript of lululemon’s earnings call.
CFO Meghan Frank said, “We are planning to take strategic price increases…on a small portion of our assortment, and they will be modest in nature,” to mitigate tariff impacts.
CFO Meghan Frank stated that Lululemon plans to implement strategic, modest price increases on select items to offset the impact of tariffs. Frank also mentioned that the company is adjusting its supply chain, with more significant effects expected in the latter half of the year.
Lululemon’s first-quarter results aligned with expectations, reporting $2.37 billion in sales and $2.60 EPS. However, comparable sales growth of 1% lagged behind the anticipated 4.56% growth.
What’s next
Lululemon will focus on strategic pricing and supply chain adjustments to navigate consumer caution and tariff pressures in the coming quarters.
