Capri Holdings Limited Ordinary Shares (CPRI)

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Capri Holdings gets price forecast boost as analyst sees long-term margin gains from brand shifts, but flags tariff-driven cost risks for FY26.

Despite a generally poor outlook, the sentiment among retail investors on Stocktwits shifted to ‘extremely bullish’.

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Capri Holdings posts wider-than-expected Q4 loss on $545M tax charge, margin pressure, and tariff-related uncertainty despite beating revenue estimates.

LVMH reportedly tempered investor expectations for the current quarter; the warning might weigh down the sentiment for global luxury retail firms.

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Capri Holdings plans to sell Versace to Prada for $1.375 billion in cash, aiming to boost its balance sheet and reinvest in Michael Kors.