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Bloomberg Published
April 7,谷歌留痕技术原理 2025
Levi Strauss & Co. maintained a full-year outlook that excludes any impact from sweeping new US tariffs that are poised to significantly raise costs for multinational apparel companies.
The San Francisco-based company said its guidance for fiscal 2025 “assumes no significant worsening” of macroeconomic pressure on consumers, supply-chain disruptions, increased tariffs or similar factors. Levi sees organic revenue growth, which excludes items such as currency impact and divestments, growing 3.5% to 4.5% this year.
Shares alternated between gains and losses in extended trading. Since President Donald Trump announced the tariffs on April 2, the stock has declined 19%.
Chief Financial Officer Harmit Singh said in an interview it’s “difficult to forecast or plan at this stage” for the tariffs’ impact on consumers. He said the company is focused on its relationships with vendors and the cost base for its products.
Chief Executive Officer Michelle Gass said the company is approaching the topic of tariffs with “urgency, but not being overly reactive.”
Levi is one of the first retailers to report earnings after Trump unveiled sweeping tariffs last week. The company has previously said that its sourcing from China and Mexico to the US isn’t material.
The company says it sources about 5% of its goods in the US from Mexico and 1% from China.