Aritzia Shareholders Back Board as CEO Touts 35% Revenue Growth, U.S. Expansion

Shareholders approved all AGM matters , including the election of nine directors, PwC as auditor, and a non-binding vote on executive compensation. The company said quorum requirements were met and final voting results will be posted on SEDAR+.

The company reported strong fiscal 2026 growth , with net revenue up 35% and adjusted EBITDA margin improving by 260 basis points. CEO Jennifer Wong said the company reached its fiscal 2027 revenue target of CAD 3.5 billion to CAD 3.8 billion one year early.

The U.S. remains Aritzia’s main expansion driver , with U.S. revenue rising 44% to CAD 2.28 billion and accounting for 61% of total revenue. The company sees room for 180 to 200 U.S. boutiques and expects most fiscal 2027 square footage growth to come from that market.

Aritzia TSE: ATZ shareholders approved all formal items at the company’s virtual annual general meeting, including the election of nine directors, the appointment of PricewaterhouseCoopers LLP as auditor and a non-binding advisory resolution on executive compensation. John Currie, Aritzia’s lead director and chair of the meeting, said the meeting was properly called and duly constituted after the scrutineer confirmed that shareholders representing more than 15% of voting rights were present or represented by proxy, satisfying quorum requirements under the company’s articles. The nine directors elected to serve until the next annual meeting of shareholders are Brian Hill, Jennifer Wong, John Currie, Nick Drake, David Labistour, Doug Mack, Marni Payne, Glen Senk and Marcia Smith. Currie said final voting results will be posted on SEDAR+.

Following the formal business, Chief Executive Officer Jennifer Wong said Aritzia del...