Canada Goose Holdings Inc. reported strong fiscal fourth-quarter results for 2025, with revenue up 7.4% year-over-year to CA$384.6 million and adjusted earnings per share of CA$0.33, surpassing Wall Street estimates. The company's direct-to-consumer channel showed 7% growth, and gross margin expansion contributed to a strong finish to the fiscal year. Despite the positive quarterly performance, Canada Goose withheld its fiscal 2026 forecast due to macroeconomic uncertainty and dynamic consumer spending patterns influenced by the unpredictable global trade environment. CEO Dani Reiss emphasized that the current tariff landscape is not material to the company's plans for 2026, as approximately 75% of its products are made in Canada and comply with the USMCA, exempting them from U.S. tariffs. North America showed exceptional performance. The company's shares rose nearly 30% following the earnings release, reflecting investor confidence in the brand's strength and financial position. Canada Goose also launched an eyewear collection and a Snow Goose capsule, aiming to expand its product offerings beyond winter gear. The company noted that tariffs have had a minimal impact on its operations.