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VF Corporation (NYSE: VFC) generates a steady flow of news through earnings releases, portfolio actions and investor events tied to its portfolio of outdoor, active and workwear brands. Company press releases emphasize brands such as The North Face®, Vans® and Timberland®, and describe VF’s focus on products rooted in performance and elevated design, with an eye toward long-term value creation.
On this page, readers can follow VF’s announcements about quarterly and annual financial results, including presentations and press releases furnished via Form 8‑K. These updates often discuss segment performance in the Outdoor and Active reportable segments, the impact of transformation initiatives like the Reinvent program, and decisions by the Board of Directors regarding quarterly dividends.
News coverage also includes corporate and capital structure developments. Recent items have detailed VF’s agreement to sell, and subsequent completion of the sale of, the Dickies® brand to Bluestar Alliance LLC, as well as the earlier sale of the Supreme® brand business, which VF reports as discontinued operations. Other releases highlight VF’s participation in investor conferences, where management takes part in fireside chats that are webcast through the company’s investor relations site.
In addition, VF issues updates related to its brands, such as collaborations involving Vans®, and provides context on how these activities support brand positioning in the broader portfolio. Investors and followers of VFC stock can use this news feed to monitor financial performance communications, portfolio changes, capital allocation decisions and management’s public commentary over time.
VF Corporation (NYSE: VFC) has been recognized as the top company in the Consumer Durables & Apparel Industry and 14th overall in 3BL Media's 100 Best Corporate Citizens ranking. This acknowledgment highlights VF's commitment to sustainability, demonstrated by its greenhouse gas reduction targets and investments in renewable energy. VF aims to improve the lives of 2 million workers by 2030 and has achieved traceability for 100 of its brands' iconic products. The ranking evaluates companies based on 155 ESG factors.
VF Corporation (NYSE: VFC) will release its fourth quarter fiscal 2022 financial results on May 19, 2022 at approximately 4:05 p.m. ET. A conference call will follow at 4:30 p.m. ET, featuring key executives including CEO Steve Rendle and CFO Matt Puckett. The call will last for 90 minutes and will be accessible live online at ir.vfc.com, with an archived version also available. VF Corporation, founded in 1899, is a leading global company in apparel, footwear, and accessories.
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VF Corporation (NYSE: VFC) has appointed Kevin Bailey as the Global Brand President of Vans, marking his return to the brand after several leadership roles at VF. Previously, Bailey served as President of Vans from 2009 to 2016, during which time revenue grew to $2.2 billion. He will report to CEO Steve Rendle and is expected to focus on revitalizing Vans' global growth. Bailey replaces Doug Palladini, who held the position since 2016, and has been thanked for his contributions to the brand during his tenure.
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Vans launches its artist-first brand campaign, "These Projects Are Ads for Creativity", emphasizing creative expression through various art forms. The campaign empowered over 60 artists in 2021, and the 2022 edition focuses on uplifting Black voices and communities. Featured projects include collaborations with the nonprofit STOKED and the punk band RadKey, showcasing music and community engagement. Vans aims to celebrate diverse creativity throughout the year, with a commitment to supporting artists and their projects.
VF Corporation (NYSE: VFC) reported a 22% increase in revenue from continuing operations for Q3, reaching $3.6 billion. Excluding acquisitions, revenue rose 15%. Growth was driven by the Active segment (up 25%) and Outdoor segment (up 23%), despite a 6% decline in Greater China revenue. Adjusted earnings per share increased 45% to $1.35, with full-year revenue guidance raised to approximately $11.85 billion. The company returned $500 million to shareholders and plans to continue dividend payments amidst ongoing challenges related to COVID-19.
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