All Financial Results articles
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ArticleGarmin’s profit growth nearly triples sales growth
Operating margin jumped to 30.4% as tariff refunds and cost discipline outpaced 11% revenue growth in Q2.
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ArticleEl Corte Inglés seeks to invest more
The Spanish department store group will ask its board in September to raise investment in AI, e-commerce and logistics.
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ArticleDeckers beats on HOKA growth, but shares drop 6%
HOKA revenue grew 7.7% and EPS topped estimates, but investors focused on tariff and margin warnings for the rest of the year.
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ArticleH1 2026: Moncler margin holds even as Europe sales reverse
A weak tourist season turned Moncler’s biggest region negative in Q2 - yet group margin still widened.
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ArticleFenix Outdoor Q2 operating loss widens to €11.1m
Germany weakness and ERP snags widen Fenix Outdoor’s Q2 loss, even as Nordic markets outperform
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ArticleAnta brand growth stalls as CEO exits
Anta brand’s Q2 growth trails group peers, reinforcing the case behind Xu Yang’s exit
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ArticleNo forecast for FY27: Frasers continues its acquisition spree
The British retail and investment group is reshaping its business as retail profit rises 22 percent.
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ArticleSales, profits up in FY25 at Decathlon Spain
Organic growth of 7.2% wasn’t enough to lift Spain’s share of Decathlon’s global sales above 2023 levels.
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ArticleNike beats estimates but tariff refund masks underlying pressure
Nike beat Wall Street expectations in the fourth quarter, but a near-$1 billion US tariff refund flattered the headline numbers. CEO Elliott Hill says the turnaround is gaining traction.
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News briefsPerfect Moment’s FY2026 margin turnaround
A fourth straight quarter of margin gains narrows Perfect Moment’s losses as it eyes fiscal 2027.
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ArticleZUMIEZ Q1 2026: Europe outperforms as North America slows
Zumiez’s struggling European business just became its best-performing region — right as the US consumer hit the brakes.
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ArticleQ1: Lululemon’s 4% growth hides a 37% profit collapse
China grew 30%, America shrank 3%, and a new CEO inherits the gap between them.
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ArticleFoot Locker US comps rise 6% in DICK’S first full quarter post-deal
The Foot Locker banner edged ahead of DICK’S own core result: a 6.4% comp the market did not expect this early.
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ArticleSprinter back in the black
The Spanish sports retailer posted a €33.9 million net profit in FY25, reversing a loss tied to a subsidiary write-down, not operations.
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ArticleHOKA powers Deckers to record $5.47bn in FY2026
Deckers closes fiscal 2026 with record $5.47bn in revenue, driven by HOKA’s 16% growth, and guides for further expansion through 2030.
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ArticleNorth Face powers VF Corp’s first growth in three years
The apparel group posted its first annual revenue increase since FY2023, led by The North Face – while Napapijri resets and Altra surges.
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ArticleAmer Sports beats Q1 estimates, raises 2026 guidance
Arc’teryx and Salomon drive a 32% revenue jump, clearing analyst targets and prompting an upgrade to full-year targets.
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ArticleMisto Holdings lifts Q1 operating profit 19%
Greater China double-digit growth and a sharpened lifestyle lineup are remaking FILA’s geographic mix – even as the US business retreats.
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ArticleTechnogym Q1 revenues rise double-digit
The Italian fitness equipment maker posted broad-based growth in Q1, with Italy and the wholesale channel among the standout performers.
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ArticleSaucony drives Wolverine Worldwide to strong Q1
With Saucony now the fastest-growing brand and international at 20%, Wolverine’s earnings mix is shifting decisively away from its domestic wholesale base
