LEVI

Levi Strauss & Co. (NYSE:LEVI) will release its third quarter earnings report after the closing bell on Wednesday, Oct. 7.

Levi Strauss & Co (NYSE:LEVI) is set for a stronger earnings outlook, according to UBS, which expects better revenue growth to lift the apparel maker's fiscal 2026 earnings guidance and sees further upside if tariff assumptions are lowered. UBS forecasts third-quarter earnings of $0.36 a share, in line with Wall Street expectations, but expects stronger revenue to raise financial 2026 EPS guidance by $0.02 to $1.48-$1.54.

When it comes to making the fashion industry more sustainable, there's only so much a brand can change about its own actions. Around 70% of the industry's total emissions come from upstream activities in supply chains, like fiber and fabric production.

LEVI is broadening beyond jeans as women's, tops and DTC growth gains traction, widening its lifestyle opportunity and fiscal 2026 outlook.

LEVI gains momentum abroad, with Asia and Latin America leading growth as international markets strengthen the brand's expansion.

LEVI accelerates DTC growth as digital gains, customer engagement and retail execution lift sales and raise its 2026 outlook.

Levi Strauss & Co. has disclosed that an unauthorized third party accessed company files through a social engineering scam, according to the company's Friday (Aug. 7) filing with the Securities and Exchange Commission.

LEVI is accelerating its DTC lifestyle strategy through digital growth, broader apparel categories and global expansion to drive higher-quality revenue.

Levi Strauss is accelerating digital growth with e-commerce, loyalty expansion and AI-ready systems to build a faster, more efficient DTC business.

LEVI lifted its 2026 outlook after a strong quarter, but a higher valuation, tariff pressures and execution risks leave the post-rally outlook more balanced.