UBS analyst Mauricio Serna lowered the firm’s price target on Oxford Industries (OXM) to $35 from $47 and keeps a Neutral rating on the shares. Oxford’s weak sales and EPS trajectory is expected to limit stock outperformance, as its FY25 guidance cut reinforces ongoing fundamental pressure and suggests only a gradual earnings recovery into FY26 and beyond, the analyst tells investors in a research note. Sentiment is unlikely to improve until operating trends clearly bottom, keeping the multiple rangebound and making other Softlines names more attractive, UBS says.
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