Vera Bradley (NASDAQ:VRA) stock fell on Thursday after the handbag and accessories company reported a significant drop in fiscal second-quarter 2026 revenue, missing analyst estimates.
The company’s consolidated net revenues from continuing operations fell 24.6% to $70.9 million, well below Wall Street’s forecast of $78.5 million.
While the retailer managed to narrow its adjusted net loss to 2 cents per share, beating the expected 15 cents loss, the revenue miss and a 17.3% decline in comparable sales spooked investors.
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