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Crocs Reports 6.2% Q3 Revenue Drop as Outlook Signals Weaker Q4 2025

Global footwear leader Crocs reported its third-quarter results, revealing a 6.2% year-over-year decline in revenue and cautioning that Q4 will likely show continued softness.

Crocs Reports 6.2% Q3 Revenue Drop as Outlook Signals Weaker Q4 2025
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Crocs Reports 6.2% Q3 Revenue Drop as Outlook Signals Weaker Q4 2025

Global footwear leader Crocs reported its third-quarter results, revealing a 6.2% year-over-year decline in revenue and cautioning that Q4 will likely show continued softness. These results reflect persistent headwinds facing both the flagship Crocs brand and the HeyDude portfolio amid a challenging consumer retail environment. Crocs delivered $996 million in consolidated revenue, down from $1.06 billion the previous year, and posted operating income of $208 million, a 23% drop compared to Q3 2024. Net income came in at $145.8 million, diluted EPS was $2.70 (down 19.6%), and gross margin slipped by 110 basis points to 58.5%. Management noted that SG&A expenses rose to $375 million, while operating margin declined to 20.8% from 25.4% the year prior.

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