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Birkenstock Shares Jump as Revenue Beat and Higher Full-Year Outlook Boost Sentiment

Birkenstock Shares Jump as Revenue Beat and Higher Full-Year Outlook Boost Sentiment

finance.yahoo.com 13.08.2026 12:25 23 views

Birkenstock (NYSE:BIRK) shares climbed more than 5% in Thursday premarket trading after the German footwear company delivered stronger-than-expected third-quarter revenue and raised its full-year 2026 outlook. While earnings per share came in slightly below Wall Street forecasts, double-digit growth across every region and improved guidance supported a positive investor reaction. Birkenstock reported third-quarter earnings of €0.74 per share, falling €0.02 short of the analyst consensus of €0.76.

Revenue provided a more positive surprise, increasing 15% on a constant-currency basis to €719.5 million. That exceeded the €713.2 million expected by analysts. Growth remained broad-based across the company's geographic markets, with every major region delivering double-digit constant-currency expansion.

The Americas recorded 14% growth, while revenue in EMEA increased 15%. APAC remained the fastest-growing region, delivering a 23% increase. Performance was also balanced across sales channels.

Direct-to-consumer revenue rose 16% in constant currency, while business-to-business sales increased 15%. "We performed exceptionally well in the third quarter and once again demonstrated the strength of our brand," said Oliver Reichert, CEO of Birkenstock. Adjusted EBITDA increased 11% year over year to €242 million, reflecting continued earnings growth alongside higher sales.

However, adjusted EBITDA margin declined by 70 basis points to 33.7%. Birkenstock attributed the margin pressure partly to unfavourable currency translation and additional U.S. tariffs. These headwinds were partially offset by improved capacity absorption as the company benefited from greater utilisation of its production infrastructure.

The figures indicate that profitability continues to expand in absolute terms, even as external cost pressures weigh on margins. The company upgraded its full-year expectations following the stronger third-quarter performance. Birkenstock now forecasts constant-currency revenue growth of 15% for fiscal 2026, compared with its previous range of 13% to 15%.

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