Gap appoints Asheesh Saksena as Chief Growth Officer; names Sandra Stangl as new CEO of Banana Republic
Gap reports Q3 results, beats on revs, comparable sales up 5%, assumes Q4 net sales will be equal to or slightly higher than last year
Reports Q3 (Oct) GAAP earnings of $0.25 per share. The S&P Capital IQ Consensus is $0.33.Revenues fell 0.1% year/year to $3.99 bln vs the $3.8 bln S&P Capital IQ Consensus.Comparable sales were up 5%, driven by the strength of Gap's scaled e-commerce business, which was driven by a 61% increase in online sales.- Old Navy Global net sales increased 15%, with comparable sales up 17%.
- Gap Global net sales were down 14% and comparable sales were down 5%.
- Banana Republic Global net sales were down 34%, a slight improvement versus the second quarter. Comparable sales were down 30%.
2020 Financial Outlook: Recognizing the continued high level of uncertainty in the marketplace, the company is not providing a fiscal year earnings outlook.Holiday Shopping Season/Q4 assumptions: Behind the continued investment in digital capabilities, including the third quarter launch of its loyalty program, the company believes it is well-positioned heading into the holiday shopping season.General assumptions for the fourth quarter include:- Net sales being equal to or slightly higher than last year.
- Gross margin rate being equal to last year, reflecting continued benefits of store closures largely offset by higher shipping expenses.
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