Amer Sports, Inc. (NYSE:AS) stock fell Tuesday after the company provided below consensus quarterly EPS outlook.

Quarterly Metrics

The company reported fourth-quarter adjusted earnings per share of 31 cents, beating the analyst consensus estimate of 28 cents.

Quarterly sales of $2.101 billion, up 28% year over year (Y/Y), outpaced the Street view of $1.997 billion.

Amer Sports reported that all four regions experienced double-digit revenue growth in the fourth quarter, led by Greater China, which grew 42%.

CEO James Zheng stated, “Fourth quarter was a great finish to a breakout year for Amer Sports led by our flagship Arc’teryx brand and rising star Salomon, which surpassed the $2 billion sales mark. In 2025 we delivered 27% revenue growth and more than 150 basis points of operating margin expansion, with double-digit growth across all segments, regions, and channels.”

Segment Performance

Technical Apparel sales grew 34% Y/Y, with an omni-comp growth of 16% Y/Y. The segment benefited from broad-based strength across regions, categories, and channels.

Outdoor Performance sales grew 29% Y/Y on continued excellent momentum in Salomon footwear and strong ...