Victoria’s Secret ... has a $23.00 price target. Simeon Siegel has given his Buy rating due to a combination of factors that suggest a positive outlook for Victoria’s Secret’s stock ...

I calculate a fair implied target price of $57.12/share ... should be adjusted accordingly. Second, Victoria's Secret success and growth strategy is deeply intertwined with the company's brand ...

Victoria's Secret, the lingerie, clothing and beauty retailer, is returning to its roots and ditching its "feminist makeover" in an attempt to save its plummeting stock price, according to new ...

On Thursday, BMO Capital Markets adjusted its outlook on Victoria's Secret (NYSE:VSCO) shares, increasing the lingerie retailer's price target to $33 from $29 while reaffirming an Outperform rating.

Analysts expect the Reynoldsburg, Ohio-based company to report quarterly earnings at 28 cents per share, down from 40 cents per share in the year-ago period. Victoria’s Secret projects quarterly ...

Victoria's Secret (NYSE:VSCO) reported its fiscal first-quarter 2025 earnings on June 5, 2025, posting net sales of $1.353 billion (about flat year over year), adjusted operating income of $32 million ...

With the support of Global-e, Victoria’s Secret is now poised to bolster its e-commerce strategy in key international ... This includes pricing and payment in the local currency, a variety ...

Besides, the shortcomings of Victoria’s Secret in product design and innovation, deviation in market positioning, and singularity in marketing strategies ... coupled with price cuts of about ...

The initiative encompasses local currency transactions, diverse payment methods, transparent pricing ... closely with Victoria's Secret and supporting their global D2C strategy, utilising our ...

This includes pricing and payment in the ... We look forward to working closely with Victoria's Secret and supporting their global D2C strategy, utilizing our experience and data-backed knowledge ...

When Grace Nichols became chief executive of Victoria’s ... Secret. In order to grow as aggressively as Wexner wanted, the brand would have to develop a more sophisticated, showy marketing strategy.