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Bloomberg Published
December 18, 2025
VF Corp. said it’s working to restore its ability to fulfill orders following a cyberattack, though the company has not yet determined the full scope of the incident.
“Unauthorized occurrences” were detected on a portion of the company’s information technology system on December 13, The North face, Timberland and Vans parent said in a filing. The “threat actor” also stole personal and other data. The company is working with external cybersecurity experts and has shut down some systems.
The disruption had caused — and is “reasonably likely” to continue to have — a material impact on operations, the company said in the filing.
Shares fell 7% at 8:07 a.m. on Monday in New York before regular trading. VF stock was down 28% for the year through Friday’s close. The S&P 500 Consumer Discretionary Sector Index gained 41%.
Retail stores around the world are still open for business and VF says customers can place e-commerce orders, but fulfillment has been affected. The company has also put workarounds in place for some offline operations.