Jim Cramer on V.F. Corporation CEO: “Looks Like He’s Starting to Pull it Off”

V.F. Corporation (NYSE:VFC) is one of the stocks Jim Cramer shared his views on. During the episode, Cramer praised the company’s CEO as he said:

“Has V.F. Corp finally gotten its groove back? This footwear and apparel company, you know it as maybe Vans or North Face, Timberland, reported a magnificent quarter this morning. The stock’s at least shot up 3% today, though, was up much more earlier, you know what the Fed did. Here’s a stock that’s been a real dog for a long time, frankly, but two years ago, the board brought in Bracken Darrell, formerly the CEO of Logitech, to turn things around, and now it looks like he’s starting to pull it off.”

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V.F. (NYSE:VFC) designs and markets branded apparel, footwear, and accessories across outdoor, active, and workwear categories. The company’s portfolio includes labels like The North Face, Vans, Timberland, and Dickies. During a May episode, Cramer said that the company stock “might be worth taking a position.” He commented:

“How about a flyer? How about VF Corp? Now listen to me. The apparel company fumbled last time, I get that, but CEO Bracken Darrell, you may remember him from Logitech, he’s a great operator. I bet he’s too competitive to let a second debacle happen. Might be worth taking a position and build it in any weakness.”

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