Puma expects operating loss in a range of 50 million to 150 million euros in 2026
ReutersFeb 26, 2026 7:17 AM
Feb 26 (Reuters) - German sportswear maker Puma PUMG.DE on Thursday forecast an operating loss of between 50 million and 150 million euros ($59-$177 million) in the current year, after reporting a narrower-than-expected loss in 2025.
Puma reported an operating loss before interest and tax of 357.2 million euros ($422.14 million) for 2025, which compared with a profit of 548.7 million a year earlier.
That was still ahead of an expected loss of 374.3 million euros, based on an analyst poll provided by the company.
($1 = 0.8462 euros)
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