Canada Goose Holdings cut its outlook again after COVID\u002Drelated disruptions in China hampered sales. Read on
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“We did face challenges during a seasonally significant third quarter, the largest being mainland China, where disruptions were worse than we had anticipated, impacting our performance significantly,” he told analysts on the earnings call. “These short-term pressures will not change how we think about our business. We are and have always been building this brand for the long term.
The disruptions led to an estimated $60 million in lost revenue. Overall sales for the company came in below previous expectations of between $580 million and $660 million because of the slump in China, the retailer said.Article content
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