Skechers: The $63 “comfort brand” that left the stock market — and why investors are still watching
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- Skechers (SKX) was taken private by 3G Capital, with shares no longer trading on the NYSE as of September 12, 2025.
- The deal offered $63 per share in cash, or $57 cash + an unlisted LLC unit, and the price has faced investor legal challenges (reported November 20, 2025).
- In 1H 2025, Skechers posted strong sales growth (Q1 $2.41B, Q2 $2.44B), while costs and macro/tariff uncertainty stayed front and center.
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