Aritzia has forecast net revenues of $3.05–$3.25 billion in FY26, up 11–19 per cent YoY, and an adjusted EBITDA margin of 14–15 per cent, supported by new boutiques and strong US growth.
FY24–FY27 capital expenditure forecast increased to $750 million.
In FY25, net revenue rose 17.4 per cent to $2.74 billion, with net income up 163.8 per cent to $207.8 million.
Its Q4 revenue rose 31.3 per cent.Read More
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Dutch producer confidence declined to -3.3 in April from -1.5 in March, reflecting reduced optimism about future output, stock levels, and order positions, according to CBS.
Sentiment was negative across most sectors, with textiles and apparel being the most pessimistic.
Only ‘other manufacturing and repair’ was positive.
Despite this, industrial capacity utilisation edged up to 77.5 per cent.Read More
Import tariffs announced by the Trump administration could reduce the Netherlands’ GDP by up to 1 per cent by 2026, according to CPB.
The study highlights short and long-term impacts, with investment and exports hit hardest.
A weaker dollar limits inflation, despite higher import prices.
Retaliatory EU tariffs could deepen effects, especially under growing uncertainty.Read More