DELTA APPAREL INC(DLAPQ.US)

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DELTA APPAREL INC
DLAPQ.US
1.113 T
DLAPQ.USMarket value -Rank by Market Cap -/-

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20/01/2026 Update
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Apparel, Accessories and Luxury GoodsIndustry
Industry Ranking50/50
Industry medianC
Industry averageC
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  • Profit ScoreE
    • ROE-48.20%E
    • Profit Margin-18.92%D
    • Gross Margin4.25%E
  • Growth ScoreE
    • Revenue YoY-22.49%E
    • Net Profit YoY-1367.23%E
    • Total Assets YoY-28.67%E
    • Net Assets YoY-38.63%E
  • Cash ScoreE
    • Cash Flow Margin-528.45%E
    • OCF YoY-22.49%E
  • Operating ScoreB
    • Turnover0.81B
  • Debt ScoreD
    • Gearing Ratio71.04%D

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    'Make America Go Away' red caps become symbol of defiance in Greenland standoff

    A Copenhagen clothing store's red caps, parodying Trump's "Make America Great Again" slogan, have become symbols of Danish solidarity with Greenland amid protests against Trump's attempts to buy the territory. The caps, featuring slogans like "Make America Go Away," gained popularity after initially selling poorly. Tens of thousands protested in Copenhagen and Nuuk, wearing the caps and chanting, "Greenland is not for sale," in response to Trump's claims about Greenland's strategic importance and his threats, which have sparked a diplomatic crisis between the U.S. and Denmark.

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    LVMH: Trump brandishes threat of a 200% tariff on French wines and champagnes

    Renewed tensions between the US and Europe are impacting European exporters, particularly luxury and spirits companies like LVMH, which has seen shares drop over 10% in a week. President Trump threatened a 200% tariff on French wines and champagnes in response to France's stance on Greenland, linking it to broader geopolitical issues. This situation is also affecting other companies in the sector, including Kering, Hermès, Rémy Cointreau, and Pernod Ricard.

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    In the Hong Kong stock market, the Hang Seng Index fell 11 points in the first half of the day, while POP MART rose over 8%, with consumer stocks showing an upward trend

    The Hong Kong stock market fluctuated in the early session, with the Hang Seng Index opening down 19 points, rising a maximum of 74 points before retreating, ultimately closing down 11 points at 26,552 points. The National Index and the Hang Seng Tech Index fell by 11 points and 38 points, respectively. The total turnover was HKD 129.845 billion. Technology stocks generally declined, with Tencent, Baidu, Alibaba, and others all experiencing drops, while only JD.com and Bilibili saw slight increases. Consumer stocks performed relatively strongly, with POP MART rising over 8%

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    These European Stocks Could Be in the Firing Line in Trump's Greenland Tariff War

    A potential U.S.-EU trade war is emerging as President Trump threatens a 10% tariff on eight European allies, escalating to 25% by June 1, to further his Greenland acquisition ambitions. This could significantly impact European stocks in pharmaceuticals, automotive, and fashion sectors. Companies like Novo Nordisk, Roche, and Mercedes-Benz may face increased costs due to existing tariffs and new ones. The EU pharmaceutical sector, a major U.S. export, could be particularly affected, while fashion brands like LVMH and Burberry also stand to lose in the key U.S. market.

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    Hong Kong stocks fell 281 points, Alibaba dropped 4%, biotech stocks were sold off, and Li Ning rose 3% against the trend. Experts: The upward wave at the beginning of the year has ended | Hong Kong stock market closing

    The Hong Kong stock market closed down 281 points today, reporting at 26,563 points, marking a three-day decline, with a turnover of HKD 225.6 billion. Alibaba fell by 4%, and biotechnology stocks performed poorly, with both the Hang Seng Index and the Tech Index also declining. Despite the A-shares stabilizing after the release of mainland economic data, the Hong Kong stock market remains in an adjustment phase, with a short-term support level expected at 26,000 points. LI NING rose by 3% against the trend

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    02331
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