Crocs Releases Three Quarterly Profit Slump 71.1%

< p > > a href= "http://www.91se91.com/news/index_x.asp" > cave shoes < /a > CrocsInc. (NASDAQ:CROX): Carlo Locke released the three quarter earnings in October 30th local time. As of the three quarter of September 30, 2013, revenue fell 2.4% to 288 million 500 thousand US dollars, which was in line with the expectations of the previous emergency reduction. Net profit fell more than 70% to 13 million 36 thousand US dollars, compared with 45 million 80 thousand US dollars in the same period last year.

The CrocsInc. (NASDAQ:CROX) card's share price dropped 31 days after its performance, and the deadline for the publication was no more than 5.95%, which was $12.26.

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P > P > September 10th, CrocsInc. (NASDAQ:CROX) a href= http://www.91se91.com/news/index_x.asp > http://www.91se91.com/news/index_x.asp > /a > 285 million to 295 million US dollars to $295 million per share as of September 30, 2013, from $300 million to $310 million per share and $0.20 to $0.23 per share.

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< p > three quarter CrocsInc. (NASDAQ:CROX) Carlo's earnings per share of US $0.15 were the lowest expected value.

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< p > CrocsInc. (NASDAQ:CROX), chairman and chief executive officer of the company, a href= "http://www.91se91.com/pioneer/" > JohnMcCarvel < /a > indicates that the strong performance in the three quarter of the Asia Pacific and Europe partly offset the weakness of North America and Japan, especially the influence of distributors' confidence on consumers. A large reduction in orders and inventory reduction resulted in a weak performance in the three quarter.

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< p > by the three quarter of September 30, 2013, the wholesale business revenue of CrocsInc. (NASDAQ:CROX) Carlo declined by 10.2% to 140 million 400 thousand US dollars, of which the Americas fell 20% to 45 million 134 thousand US dollars, the Asia Pacific region grew 2.3% to 43 million 268 thousand dollars, the European region grew 20.9% to 27 million 414 thousand dollars, and the Japanese market dropped to 29.3% dollars.

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< p > retail outlets directly to consumers increased by 11.2% to 124 million 700 thousand dollars, of which the US market grew by 1.8% to 59 million 839 thousand dollars, and sales in the Asia Pacific region increased from 17.2% to 33 million 469 thousand US dollars. Sales in Europe grew 64.5% to 18 million 995 thousand dollars, and the Japanese area decreased by 6.6% to 12 million 397 thousand dollars. In e-commerce, the decline in the three quarter was three to the US dollar, and the American and Japanese markets fell respectively, respectively, in the Asia Pacific region and the European region, respectively.

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< p > three quarter CrocsInc. (NASDAQ:CROX) Carlo's gross profit margin fell 120 basis points to 53.2%, mainly affected by the decline in revenue in the Americas and Japan.

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< p > through a period of development, Crocs has set off a sweeping wave sweeping the world, becoming a multi-functional CROCS SHOE that is loved by people all over the world and integrated into fashion and interest.

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< p > the three founders of the company noted that the special material shoes made by Foamcreations Canada have good skid resistance and are very comfortable to wear.

They made some modifications on the original basis and designed a pair of shoes that were originally prepared for rowing.

These shoes are very similar in appearance to slippers, with holes on the vamp, and a ribbon that can be skidproof and rotatable.

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< p > Crocs creative design and changeable colors provide customers with a series of comfortable, multi-functional and leisure lifestyle footwear choices.

The brand launched the marketing theme of "Feel Good Revolution" in the Asian market in 2010. It simply and directly highlights the brand image that Crocs has always adhered to with comfort, liveliness and creativity, and is intended to convey breakthroughs and changes in product design. All year round, comfortable and innovative casual life shoes are available to more consumers.

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