Crocs' CEO Eyes 'Bold Decisions' for Sustainable Growth and Cash Flow
Briefly

Crocs Inc. is responding to changing consumer behaviors by implementing bold strategies for sustained growth. CEO Andrews Rees indicated that the company experienced a strong first half, but the second half presents challenges, particularly with decreased retail orders and a downturn in the lower-end consumer segment. Revenue is projected to decline by 9 to 11 percent. Nevertheless, Crocs is seeing growth in its sandal line and expanding its personalization offerings, aiming to strengthen brand health and profitability moving forward.
We had a solid first half of the year with our brands fueling strong gross profit and cash flow. The current environment in the second half is concerning.
We strongly believe this is a time to make bold decisions for the future to sustain and advance our durable cash flow model.
A portion of the consumer base is no longer going to stores, and that has impacted the shoe firm's wholesale business.
Despite that early trend, there's a strong trajectory in the sandal business, expected to grow next year, helped by new product innovation.
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