Roger Federer-backed On shares slide to a roughly two-year low after Q2 net sales miss

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On Holding shares fell sharply after Q2 net sales missed expectations, driven by decelerating growth in the Americas (its largest region) and slowing wholesale momentum. Management reiterated a full-price strategy, lifting full-year gross margin guidance and slightly widening the constant-currency sales range, but investors focused on moderating demand and inventory-related margin sustainability risks. The result pressures near-term confidence in premium athletic retail resilience amid a tougher consumer backdrop.
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Swiss sportswear brand On reported second-quarter net revenue of 850.3 million Swiss francs, below market expectations of 878.16 million Swiss francs, sending the stock to a roughly two-year low. The company raised its full-year gross margin outlook to at least 65%. It also adjusted its full-year net sales forecast range at constant currency to 3.47 billion to 3.56 billion Swiss francs. Asia-Pacific sales rose 54.7%, but the overall miss weighed on the shares.