VF Corporation's stock slipped to a 52‑week low of $12.94, down about 13.2% over the past year and roughly 26% year‑to‑date.
In fiscal first‑quarter 2027, the $5.1 billion apparel group reported revenue of $1.67 billion, topping the $1.64 billion consensus, while adjusted loss per share widened to $0.27 versus the $0.22 expected. Adjusted leverage improved to 3.1 times.
S&P Global Ratings upgraded VF Corp's outlook to positive and Moody's moved its outlook to stable, citing the better leverage and profitability metrics. UBS trimmed its price target to $16, flagging concerns around the Vans brand, whereas BTIG maintained a buy rating, pointing to progress in the Vans turnaround.
InvestingPro analysts consider the shares undervalued at current levels, with fair‑value estimates indicating upside potential. VF Corp now projects full‑year revenue growth of at least 2%, up from the prior 1‑2% range.
