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To own Birkenstock, you have to believe its shift from heritage comfort label to global fashion brand can keep translating into solid, profitable growth. The recent preannouncement of fiscal 2025 revenues, together with upbeat commentary on holiday trading and traction with younger consumers, reinforces the current growth guidance rather than changing the story. Short term, execution on expansion in Western and Asia Pacific markets, plus smooth integration of the new German plant and Australian distributor, look like the key catalysts, especially after a year-to-date share price decline despite rising earnings and index inclusions. At the same time, a relatively fresh board, concentrated ownership and ongoing equity issuance keep governance and capital allocation firmly on the risk list for shareholders to watch.
However, one governance issue in particular is worth investors’ close attention. Birkenstock Holding's shares have been on the rise but are still potentially undervalued by 20%. Find out what it's worth.Explore 5 other fair value estimates on Birkenstock Holding - why the stock might be worth just $56.69!
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