Shareholders in handbag designer Kate Spade & Co. are likely preparing for an active week as the company will report fourth-quarter and full-year 2014 results on Wednesday.

When Kate Spade reported on Nov. 6 that third-quarter revenue rose sharply, shares in the New York company spiked 17.9 percent.

Three months earlier, when reporting second-quarter results — and announcing it had to discount products to spark sales in the face of competition from Michael Kors — Spade dropped 25.4 percent.