Headquartered in Austin, TX Fiscal year ends December NYSE: YETI yeti.com
YETI Holdings, Inc. designs, retails and distributes premium outdoor and lifestyle products. Its two main categories are Drinkware (tumblers, bottles and related products), which is its largest category, and Coolers & Equipment (hard and soft coolers, bags, cases & storage, and related equipment), plus apparel and other products. It also owns the Mystery Ranch pack brand.
The company sells through two channels: wholesale, via national, regional and independent retail partners, and direct-to-consumer. DTC includes yeti.com and owned e-commerce, Amazon Marketplace, brand retail stores and corporate sales/customization.
The US generates the large majority of sales. International is growing quickly, with expansion across Europe, Australia, Canada and Asia, including recent brand store openings in Japan and Korea and an initial marketplace launch in China.
YETI is executing a multi-year 'Built for the Wild' strategy centered on brand building, product innovation and portfolio expansion, global growth, and supply chain and digital capabilities. It also returns capital through share repurchases. Updated
Margin expansion carried the earnings beat, but management trimmed full-year adjusted EPS guidance to $2.90-$2.95 on a cautious consumer, and the stock gapped lower right after the filing.
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YETI Holdings, Inc. designs, retails and distributes premium outdoor and lifestyle products.
24/7 Wall St.'s 12-month price target for YETI is $48.01, rated Buy. The Wall Street consensus target is $54.06. YETI price prediction →
