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SEC 10-Q

URBN Q2 FY2027 Revenue Surges 12% to $1.43B, EPS Beats by $0.15

Urban Outfitters reported a robust Q2 FY2027 (quarter ended July 31, 2026), with revenue of $1.43B, up 12.3% year-over-year, driven by strength across all brands, particularly Free People and Anthropologie. Gross margin expanded 140 basis points to 36.8% due to lower freight costs and reduced promotional activity. Net income rose to $94M, with EPS of $0.98, beating consensus by $0.15. The company raised its full-year guidance, citing strong demand and improved inventory management. Digital sales grew 15%, and international expansion is accelerating, with 25% growth in overseas markets. Management noted that inventory levels are up 8% but are well-positioned for back-to-school and fall season. However, they flagged potential softening in consumer spending due to macroeconomic pressures and noted a recent deceleration in Anthropologie store traffic. Overall, the quarter demonstrates URBN's ability to execute across brands and channels, with a healthy balance sheet and cash flow generation. The company's focus on full-price selling and supply chain efficiency is paying off, and we see continued momentum into Q3. Risks remain from consumer cyclicality and potential markdowns if demand wanes, but current trends support a positive outlook. We expect the stock to trade higher on this news, with a target price increase of 5-8% in the near term.

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URBN
Form
10-Q

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Urban Outfitters reported a robust Q2 FY2027 (quarter ended July 31, 2026), with revenue of $1.43B, up 12.3% year-over-year, driven by strength across all brands, particularly Free People and Anthropologie. Gross margin expanded 140 basis points to 36.8% due to lower freight costs and reduced promotional activity. Net income rose to $94M, with EPS of $0.98, beating consensus by $0.15. The company raised its full-year guidance, citing strong demand and improved inventory management. Digital sales grew 15%, and international expansion is accelerating, with 25% growth in overseas markets. Management noted that inventory levels are up 8% but are well-positioned for back-to-school and fall season. However, they flagged potential softening in consumer spending due to macroeconomic pressures and noted a recent deceleration in Anthropologie store traffic. Overall, the quarter demonstrates URBN's ability to execute across brands and channels, with a healthy balance sheet and cash flow generation. The company's focus on full-price selling and supply chain efficiency is paying off, and we see continued momentum into Q3. Risks remain from consumer cyclicality and potential markdowns if demand wanes, but current trends support a positive outlook. We expect the stock to trade higher on this news, with a target price increase of 5-8% in the near term.

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Source: Original SEC filing

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