Levi's facing pressure from tariffs, competition, and weak spending, but optimistic about limited exposure

From StockTwits: 2025-04-07 01:56:00

Last week, Donald Trump’s tariffs intensified pressure on Levi Strauss & Co, already grappling with competition and weak consumer spending. Analysts anticipate a 1% drop in first-quarter adjusted net sales to $1.54 billion and a decrease in adjusted earnings per share to $0.28. The company’s stock plummeted 11.5% last week, hitting its lowest point in 16 months. Despite forecasting a decline in reported revenue for 2025, Levi’s is optimistic about its limited exposure to tariff-affected countries. The company is also exploring options for its Dockers brand and enhancing its store experience. LEVI shares have dropped nearly 20% year to date.



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