A combination of product innovation, new distribution opportunities, and international expansion are its key near-term growth drivers, Yeti said at a roundtable discussion at the Baird investor conference. Innovation had been stunted during the pandemic years, and tariff headwinds contributed to the malaise more recently. Building on its positive Q1 performance, consumer demand remains strong, despite some softness in corporate sales and a few timing items affecting international business. That was enough for the company to increase its full-year guidance slightly.

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