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Sep 17, 2026 — Fall/Winter Wholesale Orders & Tariff Policy Update
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The schedule

  • Thu17Sep

    An anticipated interim update or industry conference detailing fall wholesale order books and the direct impact of President Trump's tariff policies on importing costs.

  • Thu5Nov

    Q3 results will deliver the critical first look at winter outerwear shipments and evaluate the success of the company's Direct-to-Consumer (DTC) transition.

  • Mon30Nov
  • Tue9Feb

    Full-year 2026 wrap-up and the initial release of FY2027 guidance, setting the tone for the upcoming fiscal year's revenue and margin trajectory.

  • Thu6May

Past

  • Thu6Aug

    Actual outcome: Bear · $57.42 at outcome

    Columbia Sportswear reported in-line Q2 earnings and beat revenue estimates, as international strength and e-commerce offset domestic weakness. However, persistent pressures on U.S. store traffic and consumer spending weighed heavily on investor sentiment. Despite management raising its full-year profit outlook, ongoing concerns over the domestic market drove the stock below the bear floor.

    Columbia Sportswear's Q2 2026 results will face intense scrutiny regarding U.S. wholesale stabilization and clarity on forward gross margins amid heavy supply chain headwinds.

  • Thu7May

    Actual outcome: Mixed · $61.37 at outcome

    Columbia Sportswear delivered mixed Q1 results, beating EPS estimates with $0.65 per share driven by international sales strength, but facing ongoing U.S. wholesale weakness and year-over-year profit declines. The stock initially dipped as management highlighted significant margin pressures and uncertainty surrounding $90 million in tariff costs, though shares later recovered toward the bull target following analyst upgrades citing long-term earnings optimism.

    Columbia Sportswear delivered mixed Q1 results, beating EPS estimates with $0.65 per share driven by international sales strength, but facing ongoing U.S. wholesale weakness and year-over-year profit declines. The stock initially dipped as management highlighted significant margin pressures and uncertainty surrounding $90 million in tariff costs, though shares later recovered toward the bull target following analyst upgrades citing long-term earnings optimism.

  • Thu5Feb

    Actual outcome: Mixed · $61.94 at outcome

    Columbia Sportswear delivered a mixed Q4 report, beating EPS estimates through disciplined cost controls while revenue slightly missed expectations due to ongoing softness in the North American wholesale channel. Management's cautious FY2026 guidance projected modest growth, leaving the stock relatively flat as investors weighed margin improvements against sluggish top-line momentum.

    Columbia Sportswear delivered a mixed Q4 report, beating EPS estimates through disciplined cost controls while revenue slightly missed expectations due to ongoing softness in the North American wholesale channel. Management's cautious FY2026 guidance projected modest growth, leaving the stock relatively flat as investors weighed margin improvements against sluggish top-line momentum.