The Globe and Mail reports in its Friday, April 25, edition that TD Cowen analyst Brian Morrison is sticking with his "buy" recommendation for Aritzia. The Globe's David Leeder writes in the Eye On Equities column that Mr. Morrison knocked his share target back by $8 to $66. Analysts on average target the shares at $69.60. Mr. Morrison says in a note: "Aritzia appears to be outperforming peers as new products resonate/new stores achieve attractive paybacks. That said, we are proactively lowering our financial outlook due to rising consumer risks, but view the pullback as an opportunity to own an industry leader with a dislocation to its EPS potential. ... Aritzia has its brand strength back after a logistics misstep postpandemic. This is illustrated in F2025 by new store expansion, revenue growth, margin expansion and strong EPS growth. This led to management confidence improving last quarter in its F2027 guidance metrics that infer $3.50 in EPS. While the timing of this target may be pushed out, we believe its growth strategy supports it being achieved in time. Recall also Aritzia has more than $200-million in net cash, and a positive FCF outlook aided by a declining capital expenditure profile."