Company Performance - Deckers Brands' revenue grew from 1.8billioninfiscal2017to4.3 billion in fiscal 2024, an 18% year-over-year increase [1] - First quarter 2025 revenues increased 22% to 825million,withdirect−to−consumersalesup2470.7 million in the previous year to 132.8millioninthefirstquarterof2025[2]LeadershipTransition−StefanoCaroti,whohasbeenwithDeckersfornineyears,takesoverasCEOfromDavePowers[3]−Powersledthecompanythroughsignificantgrowth,withrevenuesincreasingfrom1.8 billion to 4.3billionduringhistenure[1]−Caroti′spromotiontoCEOisseenasacontinuationofthesuccessfulstrategyhehelpeddevelop[21]BrandPerformance−Hokaledthebrandperformancewitha30545.2 million in the first quarter of 2025 [5] - Ugg grew 14% to 223million,whileKoolaburra,amoreaffordableUggspin−off,sawa1244 million [5] - Teva sandals declined 4% to 46.4million,andSanukdropped286.9 million, with Sanuk set to be divested [6] Financial Guidance - Deckers projects a 10% annual revenue increase to 4.7billion,withanoperatingmargintargetof19.5674 at the start of the year to $923 by July, prompting a six-for-one stock split announcement in September [8] Strategic Focus - Hoka's growth is a key focus, with plans to expand wholesale distribution and increase direct-to-consumer sales [11][12] - The company aims to grow Hoka's athletic apparel offerings to capture more market share [13] - Ugg is transitioning from a trend-focused brand to a year-round, near-luxury lifestyle brand, with a focus on maintaining demand higher than supply [18][19] Retail Expansion - Hoka operates 26 stores globally, with plans to expand strategically rather than rapidly [12][13] - Ugg has around 60 full-priced stores and 80 outlets worldwide, with a focus on driving demand through wholesale and direct-to-consumer channels [19] Brand Awareness - Hoka's global brand awareness is growing, with strong consumer retention and loyalty [14] - Ugg's Koolaburra franchise is helping to attract next-generation customers to the near-luxury parent brand [20]