Welcome to our dedicated page for V.F. news (Ticker: VFC), a resource for investors and traders seeking the latest updates and insights on V.F. stock.
VF Corporation (NYSE: VFC) generates a steady flow of news through earnings releases, portfolio actions and investor events tied to its portfolio of outdoor, active and workwear brands. Company press releases emphasize brands such as The North Face®, Vans® and Timberland®, and describe VF’s focus on products rooted in performance and elevated design, with an eye toward long-term value creation.
On this page, readers can follow VF’s announcements about quarterly and annual financial results, including presentations and press releases furnished via Form 8‑K. These updates often discuss segment performance in the Outdoor and Active reportable segments, the impact of transformation initiatives like the Reinvent program, and decisions by the Board of Directors regarding quarterly dividends.
News coverage also includes corporate and capital structure developments. Recent items have detailed VF’s agreement to sell, and subsequent completion of the sale of, the Dickies® brand to Bluestar Alliance LLC, as well as the earlier sale of the Supreme® brand business, which VF reports as discontinued operations. Other releases highlight VF’s participation in investor conferences, where management takes part in fireside chats that are webcast through the company’s investor relations site.
In addition, VF issues updates related to its brands, such as collaborations involving Vans®, and provides context on how these activities support brand positioning in the broader portfolio. Investors and followers of VFC stock can use this news feed to monitor financial performance communications, portfolio changes, capital allocation decisions and management’s public commentary over time.
Timberland, a global footwear and apparel brand, emphasizes gender equality in the workplace through various initiatives. The company promotes an inclusive environment where all employees, regardless of gender identity, can thrive. Led by Global Brand President Susie Mulder, Timberland aims to empower its talented workforce to share diverse perspectives. Timberland collaborates with organizations like Girl Scouts of America and Girls at Work to advance gender equality. The brand also provides leadership development programs and has established the WOVEN network to support women's career growth within the company.
Timberland is actively addressing the impending shortage of skilled labor due to an aging workforce, with the average skilled worker's age at 43. The brand's Timberland PRO line supports skilled trades through various initiatives. In February, Timberland PRO collaborated with SafGard to host a career workshop in Greensboro, NC, aimed at middle school students, promoting careers in trades like carpentry and plumbing. Timberland has committed to closing the skilled trades gap since signing the Generation T pledge in 2019, emphasizing rewarding career paths in the field. The brand also partners with the Lowe's Foundation to enhance training and job opportunities.