Currency Effects Hurt Asics’ Bottom Line

Asics Corporation’s sales in Europe increased by 1.9 percent in local currencies during the financial year ended last March 31, with significant double-digit growth in running and indoor shoes partly offset by weaker sales of lifestyle products. Spain saw an increase, and the U.K. saw a double-digit rise. The business ...

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