Zalando SE’s Q1 sales grew 2% to €2.42 billion, driven by AI-driven marketing efforts, but its stock price has fallen below €30 due to a challenging market environment.
Zalando SE’s first-quarter earnings report showed mixed signals, with the stock price initially surging before taking a nosedive, leaving investors uncertain about the company’s future prospects.
Zalando SE has reported strong Q1 2025 earnings, driven by a successful end-of-season sale and robust start to the new season, with revenue growth and a record number of active customers.
Zalando SE’s stock price has plummeted below 32 EUR after a Morgan Stanley analyst report downgraded the company due to increasing competitive and macroeconomic risks.
Morgan Stanley downgraded Zalando SE’s stock rating to “Underweight” due to competitive, macroeconomic, and regulatory risks, causing a significant decline in the company’s stock price.
Zalando SE’s stock price has declined due to increased competition, macroeconomic pressures, and regulatory challenges, prompting Morgan Stanley to downgrade the company’s rating to ‘Underweight’.
Zalando’s decision to lock thousands of customer accounts has sparked concerns among investors, raising questions about the company’s commitment to its core values and its ability to regain trust with customers.
Zalando SE’s stock price has increased, driven by analysts’ predictions of a potential profit and the European markets’ upward trend despite trade concerns.