Deporvillage has met its targets and wrapped up an 11th consecutive year of growth. As CMDsport reports, revenues for 2021 amounted to $160 million, for a 40 percent year-on-year increase, and total customers worldwide now exceed 2.5 million, thanks to 700,000 new ones.
The Spanish mutichannel sports e-tailer carries 100,000 items from some 600 brands for running, outdoor, fitness and other sports segments. The leading segment for Deporvillage is cycling, which the company has spent the past year promoting, not least through its own brands: DPV and Finisseur. In addition, it has struck a deal to ingrate the official store of the UCI World Tour Movistar Team through December 2023, served as Official Retailer of Licensed Products during the most recent Tour de France, and served as the official store for the Cyclo-Cross World Championships in September. In June it also began handling e-commerce for the Iberian Sports Retail Group (ISRG), which took over its control.
Deporvillage’s founders, Xavier Pladellorens and Ángel Corcuera, have told CMDsport that the planfor the coming year is to launch two retail banners, but they have not gone into detail.
