Q1 FY27 · Ended Jun 27, 2026 · View SEC filing
Asia earns the most on the least sales
With the smallest sales of the main regions, Asia earned the largest segment profit, so group profit leans more on Asian demand.
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Revenue grew 14.0% while cost of goods sold grew 8.1%, so higher prices more than covered tariffs and lifted every margin.
Inventory no longer swollen by tariffs and much lighter capital spending turned last year's outflow into cash above net income.
Gross margin sits well above its pre-pandemic level, a shift that matches the strategy the filing calls brand elevation.
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