Capri Holdings reported lower third-quarter revenue driven by declines at Michael Kors, partially offset by growth at Jimmy Choo, while operating income and margins improved significantly following cost actions and the sale of Versace.
Total revenue declined year over year, reflecting continued pressure at Michael Kors.
Operating income and margins improved versus last year despite lower sales.
Jimmy Choo returned to revenue growth and positive operating income.
Strong cash generation enabled a sharp reduction in net debt.
Management expects stabilization in fiscal 2026 and a return to growth in fiscal 2027 supported by strategic initiatives and a stronger balance sheet.
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