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Last Update: 15-Jun-18 10:03 ET
Canada Goose soars to new highs after fourth straight blow out report (GOOS)

Canada Goose (GOOS 57.86, +12.01, +26.19%) is soaring to new all-time highs after the company blew away fourth quarter (March) estimates this morning. The company manufactures and sells luxury outdoor apparel for a variety of demographics, both through online retailers and brick and mortar retail stores.

Fourth quarter sales grew 144% to CAD 125 mln while adjusted EPS swung to a CAD 0.09 profit from a CAD 0.15 loss last year. Canada Goose exceeded sales estimates by a whopping 62% and was expected to report a modest net loss.

It's not often you see a company outperform expectations by that wide of a margin without some one-time items affecting comparability. But this was a clean, massive beat.

Canada Goose also forecast fiscal 2019 adjusted EPS and revenue above consensus, calling for growth of at least 25% and at least 20%, respectively.

Canada Goose also raised its long term financial forecast. Over the next three years, the company expects annual revenue growth of at least 20%, and average annual growth in adjusted EPS of at least 25%. The prior three-year forecast called for mid-to-high teens revenue growth and 20% adjusted EPS growth.

The company has now handily beaten Wall Street expectations all four quarters since its IPO fifteen months ago. What's more, fiscal 2018 revenue growth accelerated to 46% from 39% in fiscal 2017.

"Our execution in fiscal 2018 was exceptional across all growth strategies and key metrics. These results reinforce my belief that we are still just scratching the surface of our global potential. As we continue to bring more Canada Goose to more of the world, we are resolutely focused on the long term and what we need to get there. Fiscal 2019 will be another exciting year, as we make significant strategic investments in infrastructure and people to support our foundation for enduring growth," stated Dani Reiss, President & Chief Executive Officer.

The only knock on the stock is valuation after its massive run. Canada Goose now sports a valuation of over $6 bln (USD) and trades at nearly 70x EPS estimates for fiscal 2019.

The Canada Goose story has really stuck out in a market with a lack of luxury retail growth stories.

Canada Goose (GOOS 57.86, +12.01, +26.19%) is soaring to new all-time highs after the company blew away fourth quarter (March) estimates this
 
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