最新报道:Puma shares dropped 18% after slashing its full-year sales and profit forecasts, citing higher U.S. tariffs on footwear imports from China. The German sportswear giant now expects 2025 revenue growth of just 2%-4%, down from its previous 5%-7% projection, with operating profit estimated at €600-€700 million versus earlier guidance of €800-€900 million. CEO Arne Freundt warned the new tariffs could add €100 million in costs this year, forcing price hikes that may dampen demand. Rivals Nike and Adidas also face pressure as the Biden administration's increased tariffs on Chinese-made shoes took effect this month. Analysts note Puma's heavy reliance on China production leaves it more exposed than competitors.