In the recently announced Signet Jewelers reports the result for the 2Q FY 2026, Signet also pronounce guidance for 3Q and Full Year Fiscal 2026. The Company’s Fiscal 2026 guidance range is based on the following assumptions:
Total sales consider a measured consumer environment, providing for variability in consumer spending over the holiday season. Based on current reciprocal tariff and if India’s combined tariff rate, inclusive of the Russian trade penalty, remains in effect for the balance of the year, the Company expects adjusted operating income in the middle to lower end of the range.
If India’s Russian trade penalty is removed in the next two months, the Company expects adjusted Planned capital expenditures of approximately $145 to $160 million. Net square footage decreases of approximately 1% for the year. Annual tax rate of 23% to 25%, including the non-cash impact of approximately 4% for the CITA2023 Bermuda tax impact previously disclosed; excludes potential discrete items.
Diluted EPS for Fiscal 2026 excludes any potential further share repurchases subsequent to. This year marks Signet’s 27th anniversary of supporting the lifesaving mission of St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital: Finding cures.
Saving children, which is one of the Hospital’s longest-running partnerships. The company recently launched its annual Holiday Campaign as part of St. JudTehanks and Giving, featuring plush bears and puppies—named Capri and Rosie this year in honor of a St. Jude patient ambassador and her furry companion. Customers can purchase these plush toys at KAY and Jared locations, and they can also donate at the register or online at these brands, Zales and Banter.
The campaign engages Signet team members and customers of all ages, and its proceeds will build on the $110 million raised by Signet and its customers to help St. Jude patients in the US and around the world not only survive but thrive.
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