Guess? Inc. (GES)

Gross profit margin

Feb 3, 2024 Jan 28, 2023 Jan 29, 2022 Jan 30, 2021 Feb 1, 2020
Gross profit US$ in thousands 1,222,580 1,148,750 1,169,500 697,102 1,015,710
Revenue US$ in thousands 2,749,310 2,640,650 2,591,630 1,876,530 2,678,110
Gross profit margin 44.47% 43.50% 45.13% 37.15% 37.93%

February 3, 2024 calculation

Gross profit margin = Gross profit ÷ Revenue
= $1,222,580K ÷ $2,749,310K
= 44.47%

Guess? Inc. has shown a fluctuating trend in its gross profit margin over the past five fiscal years. The gross profit margin measures the efficiency of the company in producing goods and services, as well as its ability to control production costs.

In the most recent fiscal year, ending on Feb 3, 2024, Guess? Inc. achieved a gross profit margin of 44.47%, reflecting an increase compared to the previous year. This improvement indicates that the company was able to increase its profitability relative to its cost of goods sold.

In the preceding fiscal year, ending on Jan 28, 2023, Guess? Inc. reported a gross profit margin of 43.50%, which was slightly lower compared to the current year but still robust. This suggests that the company maintained its profitability levels despite facing potential challenges or fluctuations in its operating environment.

In the fiscal year ending on Jan 29, 2022, Guess? Inc. exhibited a particularly strong performance with a gross profit margin of 45.13%. This represents a notable increase compared to the two preceding years and signals efficient cost management and potentially improved pricing strategies.

Conversely, in the fiscal years ending on Jan 30, 2021, and Feb 1, 2020, Guess? Inc. reported gross profit margins of 37.15% and 37.93%, respectively, showing a lower level of profitability relative to the more recent years. This could be indicative of challenges faced by the company during those periods, such as increased production costs or pricing pressures.

Overall, the trend in Guess? Inc.'s gross profit margin demonstrates the company's ability to adapt to changing market conditions and manage its operational costs effectively. A consistent or improving gross profit margin indicates a healthy financial performance, while fluctuations may warrant further investigation into the factors influencing the company's profitability.