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DUBLIN - Cimpress N.V. (NASDAQ:CMPR) reported third quarter fiscal 2025 results that fell short of analyst expectations, sending shares down 6% as the company grapples with tariff uncertainties and near-term challenges.
The mass customization company posted a loss of $0.33 per share for the quarter, significantly below the $0.80 earnings per share analysts were expecting. Revenue came in at $789.47 million, missing the consensus estimate of $822.03 million but growing 1% YoY on a reported basis and 3% on an organic constant-currency basis.
Cimpress cited headwinds in legacy products and uncertainty around tariffs as key factors impacting near-term financial and operational performance. The company withdrew its previous guidance for fiscal 2025 and beyond due to the uncertain tariff environment and potential impacts on costs and customer demand.
"We are hard at work to address near-term challenges, extend our long history of profitable growth, and further improve the per-share value we deliver," said Robert Keane, CEO of Cimpress.
The company noted that its Vista segment saw 3% reported revenue growth, with double-digit increases in promotional products, apparel, gifts, signage, and packaging. However, business cards and stationery declined 3% due to challenges in the U.S. organic search channel.
Cimpress expects higher input costs, particularly in its promotional products, apparel and gifts category, due to increased tariffs on Chinese goods. The company is working to mitigate tariff impacts by identifying alternate raw material sources and implementing pricing changes on some affected products.
Despite near-term headwinds, management expressed confidence in the company’s financial position and ability to manage through challenges, citing no near-term debt maturities and sufficient liquidity.
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