Under Armour (UAA) has evolved from compression gear to a global brand offering apparel, footwear, and accessories designed to enhance athlete performance. Despite recent share price declines, UBS analyst Jay Sole argues that investors undervalue the brand, projecting a 25% five-year EPS growth rate and identifying a significant valuation gap compared to industry peers. The company’s recent second-quarter earnings report showed revenue exceeding expectations, with strength in EMEA and Latin America partially offsetting declines in North America and Asia-Pacific. Looking ahead, Under Armour aims for a reset year in 2026, with revenue expected to fall 4-5% but a potential EPS surge in 2027. UBS sees Under Armour’s brand power and potential for growth, setting a $8 price target with a “Buy” rating and forecasting revenue to hit $5.6 billion by 2030. Despite a consensus “Hold” rating, analyst price targets suggest potential upside for UAA stock.

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