Under Armour stumbles: FY26 revenue down 8% to $2.9B, $496M loss as turnaround stalls
Shares fell 16.7% after Under Armour posted an 8% revenue decline and $496M net loss. North America sales dropped 7% while international markets grew (EMEA +7.1%, APAC +12.7%, LATAM +22.4%). CEO Kevin Plank now prioritises a marketing reset amid weak brand positioning and outlet reliance.
What happened
Under Armour's FY2026 revenue fell 8% to $2.9B with a $496M net loss; shares dropped 16.7%. CEO Kevin Plank prioritises marketing reset. Analysts cite margin
Key facts
- revenue down 8% to $2.9B
- net loss $496M
- stock down 16.7%
- Q4 revenue down 0.8% YoY
- North America sales -7%
- EMEA +7.1%
- APAC +12.7%
- LATAM +22.4%
- constant currency intl +3%
Why this matters
Stalled turnaround, depressed valuation, and a still-recognisable global brand with growing EMEA/APAC/LATAM footprints make Under Armour an increasingly plausible target for strategic acquirers or activist-led restructuring.