LuxExperience posted better-than-expected sales in fiscal Q4.
The company guided for profitability improvements and accelerated sales growth in the current fiscal year.
LuxExperience (NYSE: LUXE) stock is surging today following the release of the company's quarterly results. The luxury brand e-commerce specialist's share price was up 19.2% as of 10:15 a.m. ET.
Before the market opened this morning, LuxExperience published results for the fourth quarter of its 2026 fiscal year -- which ended June 30. Despite posting a loss in the quarter, the company's share price is being buoyed by strong quarterly sales growth.
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In fiscal Q4, LuxExperience's revenue grew roughly 7.6% year over year to reach 663.8 million euros. While the company posted a net loss of 26.3 million euros after recording a profit of 603.7 million euros in the prior-year quarter, performance was still better than expected. A one-time large bargain-purchase gain drove the big net profit in the prior-year quarter, and solid sales growth in the most recently completed quarter has investors feeling more bullish about the stock.
Along with its solid fiscal Q4 results, LuxExperience guided for sales growth to accelerate in the current fiscal year. The company also expects significant profitability improvement and a non-GAAP (adjusted) earnings before interest, taxes, depreciation, and amortization (EBITDA) margin between 2% and 3%. While the company still has a lot of work to do on its turnaround, its recent quarterly report and guidance suggest that progress is being made.
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