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Price: 63.13 USD -0.11%
Market Cap: $9.5B

During the last 3 months Skechers USA Inc insiders have not bought any shares, and have not sold any shares.

The last transaction was made on Mar 4, 2025 by Paccione Phillip , who sold 622.6k USD worth of SKX shares.

Last Transactions:
Paccione Phillip
$-622.6k
Paccione Phillip
$-622.6k
Greenberg Robert
$-2.5m
Greenberg Michael
$-2m
Weinberg David
$-1.6m
Vandemore John M
$-310.6k
Nason Mark A
$-796k
Weinberg David
$-2.3m
Greenberg Robert
$-3.3m
Weinberg David
$-2.3m
Greenberg Robert
$-3.3m
Weinberg David
$-554.6k
Greenberg Michael
$-693.3k
Greenberg Michael
$-29.5m
Garcia Zulema
$-80.1k
Paccione Phillip
$-29.4k
Blair Katherine J.
$-240.7k
Greenberg Robert
$-1.9m
Nason Mark A
$-370.8k
Vandemore John M
$-370.8k
Weinberg David
$-1.2m
Greenberg Michael
$-1.5m
Greenberg Michael
$-5.5m
Greenberg Michael
$-5.5m
Greenberg Michael
$-9.3m
Greenberg Michael
$-1.6m
Nason Mark A
$-377.7k
Paccione Phillip
$-695.8k
Vandemore John M
$-951.2k
Weinberg David
$-1.3m
Greenberg Robert
$-1.9m
Nason Mark A
$-378.4k
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During the last 3 months Skechers USA Inc insiders have not bought any shares, and have not sold any shares.

The last transaction was made on Mar 4, 2025 by Paccione Phillip , who sold 622.6k USD worth of SKX shares.

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Skechers USA Inc. emerged from its humble beginnings in Manhattan Beach, California, where Robert Greenberg founded the company in 1992, originally as a distributor of Doc Martens footwear. Quickly, Skechers carved out its niche in the athletic and casual footwear market by offering innovative designs that married comfort with style. This initial vision set the company on a path of explosive growth. Targeting a broad demographic with offerings for men, women, and children, Skechers quickly became synonymous with fashionable yet practical shoes. The company's savvy marketing strategies, including celebrity endorsements and strategic retail partnerships, further fueled its ascent in the competitive footwear industry. At the heart of its business model, Skechers leverages a diverse range of product lines that appeal to different style preferences and functional needs. From the trendy "Skechers D’Lites" to the performance-oriented "Skechers GOrun," the brand has expanded into apparel and has launched a variety of athleisure products. By enhancing its presence through owned retail stores, major department stores, and e-commerce platforms, Skechers maintains a versatile distribution network that fortifies its market penetration globally. Manufacturing efficiencies, coupled with a well-oiled logistics operation, allow Skechers to sustain healthy profit margins while investing in research and development to keep its product line refreshed and relevant. This strategic approach ensures Skechers continues to thrive in a dynamic and ever-changing industry landscape.

SKX Intrinsic Value
55.82 USD
Overvaluation 12%
Intrinsic Value
Price $63.13

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