Summary
38 / 100 · Bulios Score
What speaks for it
- It bought back its own shares for $90.0M in the last fiscal year, 4.3% of its market value.
What to watch
- The company made a loss over the last 12 months.
- The share price is above the Bulios Fair Price.
- Revenue fell by 3.1% a year over the last 3 years.
- It passes only 3 of the 9 points of the Piotroski financial health test.
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Score in detailPrice
Is it expensive?
Looks expensiveBulios Fair Price is an estimate of a stock's fair value from the Bulios valuation model. It is an input for your own analysis, not investment advice. How does it work?
The company made a loss over the last 12 months, so there is no profit to set the price against.
Valuation in detailIs it growing?
It is shrinkingRevenue (USD)
Diluted EPS (USD)
- Analyst estimate
Revenue fell by 0.4% a year over 5 years. Over the last 3 years it fell by 3.1% a year. For the next fiscal year analysts expect revenue to fall by 3.9%.
Growth in detailDoes it make money?
PoorlyOver the last 12 months it made a loss of $492.5M.
Profitability in detailIs it financially healthy?
Debt is a burdenOver the last 12 months it spent more cash than it brought in. Its debt is larger than its cash.
Financial health in detailDoes it pay a dividend?
NoIt pays no dividend.
Dividends in detailWhat do analysts expect?
Neutral- Buy 20
- Hold 42
- Sell 12
Today's price within the analysts' price targets
The average target of $5.79 is 22% above today's price. 27% of the analysts recommend buying.
Analysts in detailWhat does it earn on?
Fiscal year 2026By product
- Apparel 68%
- Footwear 22%
- Accessories 8.3%
- License 2.1%
By region
- North America 57%
- EMEA 24%
- Asia Pacific 14%
- Latin America 4.7%
Apparel brings in 68% of revenue.
Segments in detail