Zalando’s second-quarter revenue fell short of market expectations, triggering a sharp sell-off in the company’s shares.
Despite benefiting from growth driven by its acquisition of About You and a robust performance in its corporate customer segment, the online fashion retailer failed to meet analyst forecasts for top-line growth and profitability.
The stock had already fallen 9% before the market opened, following the release of a cautious full-year outlook for 2026.
The disappointing results have intensified scrutiny on the company’s ability to scale profitably amid a competitive European e-commerce landscape.
Zalando shares dropped 16% in early European trading, extending a steep decline that began in pre-open trading.
The stock had already fallen 9% before the market opened, following the release of a cautious full-year outlook for 2026.
By mid-morning, the share price had sunk further, reaching 24.01 euros, marking a 17.5% loss from the previous close.