For the full year, Canada Goose’s net income improved 78 percent to C$103.6 million (€69.9m).

The group, which is working to operate more efficiently and with a stronger Direct-to-Consumer execution, reported operating income of C$55.1 million versus C$23.1 million in the period ended March 31. Net income was C$27.7 million against C$7.6 million. Revenues increased by 7 percent to C$384.6 million (€254.7m) from C$358.0 million. In the EMEA, the quarterly results were mixed. Results were challenged in the UK, but they were strong in Paris and Milan.

For the full year, Canada Goose saw a 78 percent improvement in year-over-year net income to C$103.6 million (€69.9m) on 1 percent revenue growth to C$1,348.4 million (€909.9m).

The company is continuing to follow four key operating initiatives as it moves into FY26. They are focused marketing investments; an expanded product offering to broaden the brand’s year-round relevance; additional strategic channel development; and more operational efficiency.

In terms of the current tariff climate, Canada Goose says its team is well-versed in adapting to policy changes. The group noted that new US tariffs have a minimal impact on its business since 75 percent of its units are made in Canada and thus are exempt from tariffs under USMCA requirements.

Current FY26 expansion plans include travel retail in the APAC region and forging stronger bonds and investments with influential partners in the EMEA via special exclusives.

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