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Victoria's Secret beat Q4 estimates with $2.27B in revenue and $2.77 EPS, as bra sales grew for the first time in four years and PINK posted its strongest decade performance. The company expects $160M in tariff costs in 2026 but plans to offset most through sourcing changes.

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00:00It's Benzinga bringing Wall Street to Main Street.
00:02Victoria's Secret reported fiscal fourth quarter results that beat Wall Street estimates as its
00:07bra business grew for the first time in four years, according to the Wall Street Journal.
00:12The pink brand posted its strongest growth in a decade, and the company gained market share.
00:17Victoria's Secret reported adjusted fiscal fourth quarter earnings of $2.77 per share
00:23on $2.27 billion in sales, topping analyst estimates of $2.52 per share and $2.23 billion.
00:33Same-store sales rose 8%, above estimates of 5.6% growth.
00:38The company expects $160 million in tariff costs in 2026.
00:44It plans to offset most of the impact through sourcing changes, ocean freight, targeted promotions,
00:49and selective price increases, leaving an estimated net impact of about $40 million.
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