Crocs, Inc. (CROX) - Stock Analysis

Last updated: Jun 7, 2026

Consumer CyclicalClosed

Research Idea

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Earnings and FY2026 EPS guidance beat expectations, supported by strong cash flow (~$659M FCF) and aggressive buybacks ($577M repurchased), driving a sharp post‑print breakout; despite brand/segment headwinds, the one‑day surge and improving fundamentals provide a short‑term momentum opportunity.

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Idea window: 2/13/2026 – 2/20/2026Sector: Consumer Cyclical

AI Analyst Overview

Last Price
$124.71
Market Cap
$4.99B
1D Return
-0.92%
YTD Return
+45.83%

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Valuation Metrics

P/E
-48.7
P/B
3.5
P/S
1.2
EV/EBITDA
6.8
Div Yield
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Fundamental Analysis

6.0

Key Financial Insights: • Margin rebound • Cash flow weakness • Elevated leverage CROX posted a sharp Q1 2026 earnings rebound with strong margins, better liquidity, and improved interest coverage, but negative operating/free cash flow and elevated leverage keep the recovery from looking fully secure.

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Price Behavior

6.0

Key Price Behavior Insights: • Higher highs • Breakout support • Overbought risk Support Level: $110-$111 Resistance Level: $121.5 CROX is still in a bullish uptrend with higher highs and higher lows, but after a sharp rally it is stretched near $121.5 resistance and needs to hold the $118-$119/$110-$111 support zones to consolidate.

Bullish
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Sentiment & News

6.0

Key News Insights: • Value Re-rating • HEYDUDE Progress • Volatility Watch Crocs is drawing improving investor attention as a beaten-down but undervalued value/momentum name, helped by HEYDUDE turnaround progress and continued market/IR activity despite ongoing volatility.

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AI Summary

6.0
Neutral

CROX should be viewed as a selective turnaround with real margin/earnings power—not a clean re-rating yet—because the latest quarter proved profitability can snap back, but negative free cash flow and meaningful leverage mean the stock likely needs sustained cash conversion before the current rally is fully justified.

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AI summary updated 5 days ago

Description

Crocs, Inc. designs, manufactures and sells casual footwear and related accessories for men, women and children under the Crocs brand. The company distributes a broad assortment of styles globally—through wholesalers, third-party marketplaces, branded retail and e-commerce channels—and, as of December 31, 2021, operated a mix of company-owned stores, outlets, kiosks and online sites across roughly 85 countries. Headquartered in Broomfield, Colorado, Crocs was founded in 1999 and serves markets in the Americas, Asia Pacific, Europe, the Middle East and Africa.

Idea History

DateCloseTickerCompanySummaryStatusP/L
Feb 13Feb 20CROXCrocs, Inc.
Earnings and FY2026 EPS guidance beat expectations, supported by strong cash flow (~$659M FCF) and aggressive buybacks ($577M repurchased), driving a sharp post‑print breakout; despite brand/segment headwinds, the one‑day surge and improving fundamentals provide a short‑term momentum opportunity.
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