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Nasdaq:CROX
Consumer Cyclical Footwear & Accessories

Crocs, Inc.

A leading designer of comfortable, proprietary foam footwear that has successfully transitioned from a niche comfort brand to a mainstream fashion staple with strong direct-to-consumer channels.

■ Key Metrics

Revenue
$4.04B
Net Income
$-81.2M
Gross Profit
$2.36B
Operating Cash Flow
$710.4M
Total Assets
$4.17B
Shareholders' Equity
$1.29B
Long-Term Debt
$1.23B
Cash & Equiv
$130.4M

⚖ Investment Thesis

Bull Case

Despite the recent earnings miss, the massive $582.3M in share repurchases and strong operating cash flow of $710.4M suggest management is confident in returning capital while building a moat against competitors.

Bear Case

Investors should be wary of the retained earnings deficit of $3.48B and the negative net profit, which indicates that aggressive buybacks may be masking underlying profitability issues or one-time charges.

◉ About Crocs, Inc.

Crocs, Inc. designs and markets footwear, accessories, and lifestyle products primarily through its iconic clog line and licensed collaborations across the US and Europe.

⚙ Analysis

Management Discussion

The company reported a revenue increase from $3.55B in 2022 to $4.04B in 2025, driven by strong unit growth and pricing power, though net income swung sharply from $950.1M in 2024 to an $81.2M loss in 2025.

Industry Overview

The footwear industry is highly competitive with rapid trend cycles, requiring brands to balance mass appeal with innovation, while Crocs faces pressure from both luxury collaborations and budget-friendly alternatives.

☰ Financial Statements

Income Statement
Balance Sheet
Cash Flow
Metric2022202320242025
Revenue$3.55B$3.96B$4.10B$4.04B
Cost of Revenue$1.69B$1.75B$1.69B$1.68B
Gross Profit$1.86B$2.21B$2.41B$2.36B
Operating Expenses$1.01B$1.17B$1.39B$2.21B
Operating Income$850.8M$1.04B$1.02B$149.5M
R&D—$21.4M$25.6M$29.6M
G&A$1.01B$1.16B$1.39B$1.47B
Stock-Based Comp$31.3M$29.1M$33.1M$36.7M
D&A$39.2M$54.3M$69.8M$79.3M
Depreciation$19.6M$31.7M$46.9M$55.7M
Amortization$19.6M$22.6M$22.9M$23.6M
Other OpEx$0$-12.1M$-25.6M$708.5M
Non-Operating Income$-132.2M$-160.5M$-111.3M$-76.5M
Interest Expense$136.2M$161.4M——
Pre-Tax Income$718.5M$876.3M$910.6M$73.0M
Income Tax$178.3M$83.7M$-39.5M$154.2M
Continuing Ops$540.2M$792.6M$950.1M$-81.2M
Discontinued Ops$0$0$0$0
Net Income$540.2M$792.6M$950.1M$-81.2M
Minority Interest$0$0$0$0
Net to Common$540.2M$792.6M$950.1M$-81.2M
Metric2022202320242025
Current Assets$1.03B$910.7M$872.3M$885.9M
Cash & Equivalents$191.6M$149.3M$180.5M$130.4M
Accounts Receivable$295.6M$305.7M$257.7M$278.2M
Inventory$471.6M$385.1M$356.3M$368.7M
Prepaid Expenses$33.6M$45.1M$51.6M$53.8M
Other Current Assets$33.6M$25.5M$26.2M$54.9M
Long-Term Assets$3.48B$3.73B$3.94B$3.29B
PP&E (Net)$181.5M$238.3M$244.3M$238.2M
Intangibles$1.80B$1.79B$1.78B$1.32B
Goodwill$714.8M$711.6M$711.5M$404.7M
Operating Leases$239.9M$287.4M$307.2M$338.7M
Other LT Assets$539.4M$703.2M$899.8M$982.6M
Total Assets$4.50B$4.64B$4.81B$4.17B
Current Liabilities$641.3M$698.3M$740.2M$700.1M
Accounts Payable$230.8M$261.0M$264.9M$266.1M
Current Debt$24.4M$23.3M$0—
Current Leases$57.5M$62.3M$68.6M$85.8M
Taxes Payable$89.2M$66.0M$108.7M$47.3M
Other Current Liab$0$0$0$0
Long-Term Liabilities$3.04B$2.49B$2.24B$2.18B
Long-Term Debt$2.30B$1.64B$1.35B$1.23B
LT Operating Leases$215.1M$269.8M$283.4M$297.2M
Other LT Liab$304.6M$15.7M$8.0M$4.2M
Total Liabilities$3.68B$3.19B$2.98B$2.88B
Shareholders' Equity$817.9M$1.45B$1.84B$1.29B
Retained Earnings$1.82B$2.61B$3.56B$3.48B
AOCI$-103.5M$-95.8M$-132.6M$-43.7M
Treasury Stock$1.70B———
Total L&E$4.50B$4.64B$4.81B$4.17B
Metric2022202320242025
Net Income (CFO)$540.2M$792.6M$950.1M$-81.2M
Non-Cash Adjustments$-130.8M$1.4M$171.8M$674.0M
Working Capital Changes$193.7M$136.5M$-129.4M$117.7M
Cash from Operations$603.1M$930.4M$992.5M$710.4M
Capital Expenditures$104.2M$115.6M$69.3M$51.2M
Cash from Investing$-2.15B$-115.7M$-69.3M$-51.2M
Share Buybacks$0$175.0M$552.5M$582.3M
Cash from Financing$1.53B$-859.6M$-886.0M$-714.6M
FX Effect$-3.8M$3.1M$-6.5M$5.6M
Net Change in Cash$-22.0M$-41.8M$30.6M$-49.8M
Beginning Cash$216.9M$194.9M$153.1M$183.7M
Ending Cash$194.9M$153.1M$183.7M$133.9M

Frequently Asked Questions

How does Crocs, Inc. make money?

Footwear sales (core clogs and sandals), Accessories (hats, socks, and bags), and Licensing revenue streams including third-party collaborations and retail partnerships.

What are the main risks for CROX?

High volatility in net income due to significant share buybacks and non-cash adjustments, potential supply chain disruptions affecting foam material costs, and increasing competition in the fast-fashion footwear sector.

What is CROX's competitive advantage?

Proprietary Croslite foam technology providing unmatched comfort and durability, a highly loyal community-driven consumer base, and an agile direct-to-consumer digital commerce strategy.

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