Under Armour, Inc. (NYSE: UAA) has revised its fiscal 2025 restructuring strategy to include additional steps aimed at enhancing supply-chain operations and business efficiency. Originally, the company estimated pre-tax restructuring expenses to be in the range of $70-$90 million. After reevaluation, pre-tax restructuring expenses are anticipated to be in the range of $140-$160 million.
A major driver of this adjustment is the decision to phase out one of its primary distribution centers in Rialto, CA, by March 2026. This restructuring reflects Under Armour's broader goal of streamlining operations and refining its supply chain. While the updated plan will increase short-term costs, the company aims to emerge more agile and financially stronger in the long run.
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Financial Impact of Restructuring on Under Armour
The financial impact of Under Armour's restructuring plan is expected to be significant, involving both cash-related and non-cash expenses. The company projects cash-related charges of up to $75 million, with $30 million allocated for severance and employee benefits and an additional $45 million for various transformation initiatives aimed at improving operational efficiency.
In addition, non-cash charges are anticipated to be almost $85 million. This includes $7 million in severance-related costs and $78 million in impairments tied to assets such as facilities, software and other resources. By ...
