US EditionMacy's Reports 'Limited' Price Increases Following Tariffs
- On Wednesday, Macy's CEO Tony Spring revealed that the company plans to increase costs on certain items as a result of worldwide tariffs.
- The company is implementing this strategy as part of Spring's turnaround plan and is reducing exposure to China by renegotiating, canceling, or delaying certain orders.
- Macy's is implementing targeted price increases on select product lines where the perceived customer value remains high, aiming to minimize the overall impact on profit margins.
- Tariffs are anticipated to decrease Macy’s yearly gross margin by roughly 0.20% to 0.40%, prompting the company to lower its full-year profit expectations, with adjusted earnings per share now projected to fall between $1.60 and $2.00.
- Despite facing challenges, Macy’s maintained its projected annual sales range between $21 billion and $21.4 billion and delivered earnings and revenue for the quarter ending May 3 that slightly exceeded analysts’ expectations.
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Macy’s surprises in first quarter, but cuts profit outlook as tariff costs seep in - The Boston Globe
Macy’s CEO Tony Spring said that after seeing almost no price increases linked to tariffs in the first quarter, some “limited” price increases are appearing now, leading to the more cautious annual profit outlook.
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Macy's reports 'limited' price increases following tariffs
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