All Corporations articles – Page 12
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ArticleFootway has sold Footway+ and halves its net debt
Footway Group has announced the sale of its subsidiary Footway OaaS AB (Footway+) for SEK 27 million (€2.4m).
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ArticleFrasers aims to become the largest sports retailer in Benelux
Frasers Group strengthens presence and expands footprint in the Benelux region.
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ArticleAdidas to close offices of sports app developer Runtastic in Austria
The closure affects 170 employees as part of the German company’s strategic shift to centralize digital operations.
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News briefsAgilitas Sports secures investment, hires creative leader
The Indian sportswear and athleisure solutions platform bolsters its growth strategy with money from Spring Marketing Capital.
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ArticleManchester United posts loss amidst record revenues
The club has added five players to the men’s first team and six players to its women’s team
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ArticleStiga Sports partners with Swedish tennis club
In addition to its main business with table tennis bats, Stiga Sports is also developing its other bat segments ahead of its IPO.
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ArticleBtwentyfour opens Munich office, strengthens DACH leadership
Markus Hefter has been appointed as the new Managing Director and will lead the expansion of the B2B data automation platform across Germany, Austria, and Switzerland.
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News briefsBlackRock has regained 5 percent of the shares in Moncler
The Manhattan-based asset management company boosts Moncler holdings to over 5%, as the luxury brand reports 11% revenue growth in the first half of 2024.
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Case StudyDecathlon: The ugly duckling becomes a swan?
There is hardly a company in the sports retail sector that is met with such mixed feelings as the French sporting goods manufacturer Decathlon.
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News briefsATP-WTA merger could be finalized in 2025
A potential merger has been discussed for years.
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News briefsKlarna aquires Kiwi company
The Swedish global payments network and shopping assistant, Klarna, has acquired the assets of a New Zealand competitor.
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ArticleTopgolf Callaway intends to split up the company
The Board of Directors at Topgolf Callaway Brands Corp. intends to split the business into two independent companies: Callaway and Topgolf.
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News briefsViento Padel raises €180 million through crowdfunding
The Italian start-up capitalizes on the booming padel trend.
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News briefsBreuninger reportedly for sale
The iconic German department store chain is reportedly up for sale as part of a potential strategic shift in ownership.
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ArticleIntersport Sweden CEO on new ownership: ‘We are profitable, taking market share, and have a good plan’
With a new ownership group comprising 110 people after private equity firm Adelis sold Interport Sweden, the company’s CEO is confident that the chain will go into the future with renewed energy.
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News briefsFrasers Group expands into Australia and New Zealand
The expansion follows the acquisition of a significant stake in the Accent Group.
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News briefsBjörn Borg updates financial targets
The annual sales growth target is raised by 5 percent, the Swedish brand has announced.
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C-Suite InterviewNew Wave Group CEO on the company’s US plans and the desire to acquire more sports brands
New Wave Group, proprietor of Craft and Tenson, has started teamwear sales in the US. An interview with CEO Torsten Jansson.
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C-Suite InterviewHow Kevin Ross wants to increase Under Armour’s influence in Europe
Under Armour’s Senior Vice President and EMEA Managing Director talks about regional adaptions and the role of sportswear.
