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Under Armour (UAA) guidance history: what it guided and what it reported

Under Armour gave guidance in 3 earnings releases on file since May 12, 2026. Its releases raised guidance once and lowered it once.

GAAP operating income

Every guided period is still to be reported.

PeriodGuided (and how it moved)ReportedResultvs midpoint
FY27−$11.0M (Aug 7, 2026) → lowered −$30.0M (Nov 6, 2026)—to be reported—

Adjusted operating income

Every guided period is still to be reported.

PeriodGuided (and how it moved)ReportedResultvs midpoint
FY27$140M–$160M (May 12, 2026) → reaffirmed $140M–$160M (Aug 7, 2026) → reaffirmed $140M–$160M (Nov 6, 2026)—to be reported—

EPS

This line is not in the statements Filing Flows reads, so there is no reported figure to hold it to.

PeriodGuided (and how it moved)ReportedResultvs midpoint
Q1 FY27$184.00 (May 12, 2026)———
FY27$0.04 (May 12, 2026)—to be reported—

GAAP EPS

Every guided period is still to be reported.

PeriodGuided (and how it moved)ReportedResultvs midpoint
FY27−$0.06 (Aug 7, 2026) → raised −$0.03 (Nov 6, 2026)—to be reported—

Adjusted EPS

Every guided period is still to be reported.

PeriodGuided (and how it moved)ReportedResultvs midpoint
FY27$0.08–$0.12 (Aug 7, 2026) → reaffirmed $0.08–$0.12 (Nov 6, 2026)—to be reported—

The latest quarter

Under Armour, Q2 FY27: revenue $1.2B (-7% year over year), operating margin 1.2%, net loss $425K, operating cash flow −$89.1M. The chart follows the revenue to costs, profit and cash.

Questions

Does Under Armour beat its guidance?

Under Armour gave guidance in 3 earnings releases on file since May 12, 2026. Its releases raised guidance once and lowered it once.

How often does Under Armour raise guidance?

Its earnings releases raised guidance once and lowered it once since May 12, 2026.

Latest guidance and outlook →

Each guided period is held to the last guidance given before its figures were reported; a single figure counts as in line within 1% (0.25 pts for a rate). Reported figures are GAAP, from the company's filings; adjusted guidance shows its moves only.