Delta Galil Industries has revised its full-year financial guidance for 2025, citing rising tariff concerns as a major reason for the adjustment. Despite the uncertainty, the company reported stable sales for the second quarter of 2025.
Steady Sales, Shifting Landscape
The apparel manufacturer maintained consistent Q2 sales, showcasing resilience in a challenging global market. Notably, gross profit saw an uptick, largely driven by robust direct-to-consumer (DTC) sales and favorable currency exchange rates. This highlights how Delta Galil’s focus on its DTC channels has helped offset some of the negative impacts of new tariffs and shifting market dynamics.
Tariff Concerns Impact Full-Year Guidance
As global trade tensions persist, Delta Galil has proactively lowered its financial outlook for the remainder of the year. The company points to ongoing and potential tariff increases as the primary factor behind this decision. Investors and partners should take note of this cautious approach as Delta Galil seeks to navigate an unpredictable international trade environment.
Looking forward, Delta Galil’s commitment to strengthening its DTC operations and adapting to global market changes will remain central to its strategy.
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FashionUnited: Delta Galil lowers full-year financial guidance amid tariff concerns
