All Financial Results articles – Page 16
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ArticleNike’s FY25 gets off on the wrong foot, with Hill ready to lead the climb back
With sales and income down for Q1, the American giant will strive to spur growth through innovation.
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News briefsSportsShoes.com reports 22% growth in international sales
Gains 75,000 new customers in H1 FY25.
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ArticleIntersport Austria reports stable performance
Two factors in particular were crucial to the company’s sales success.
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ArticleSofter consumer sentiment continues to hamper KMD Brands
New Zealand’s KMD Brands, owner of Rip Curl, Kathmandu and Oboz, saw FY24 sales drop 11.2% amid weak consumer sentiment, posting a NZ$48.3m net loss.
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ArticleGolden Goose H1 sales up by 12% driven by DTC
DTC net revenues grew 18 percent to €226.8 million.
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News briefsInditex reports strong profit growth in H1 amid global expansion
The Spanish parent company of several fast fashion brands, including Zara, saw a 10.1% increase in net income and 7.2% sales growth.
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News briefsRidestore’s turnover increased by €44.1 million
Swedish e-retailer Ridestore’s turnover keeps increasing up to €142 million.
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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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ArticleAll For Padel keen on the US
The Adidas license holder for padel will be launching a pickleball collection.
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ArticleUnder Armour revises FY outlook
Due to these expected actions, the Baltimore-based group has revised its FY25 outlook.
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News briefsZumiez Q2 results improve as North American comps rise high-single digits
The Q2 net loss of $847,000 was 90% better than the year-ago loss of $8,509,000.
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News briefsAthleta continues broadening customer base as Q2 sales dip slightly
Gap Inc. anticipates Athleta’s sales rebound in H2, despite a slight Q2 decline, with improving margins and successful marketing campaigns fueling growth.
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ArticleLululemon drops FY outlook on more ‘cautious consumer landscape’
Canadian clothing company Lululemon Athletica’s Q2 missed expectations, driven by non-US markets and men’s sales. Despite a rise in margins, the brand lowered its annual outlook.
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ArticleFoot Locker to close or relocate stores due to declining results in Q2
With an operating loss of $9m in Q2, the chain plans to close or relocate stores. This includes the closure of all stores in Sweden, Norway, Denmark and South Korea and the discontinuation of e-commerce.
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News briefsKlarna cuts losses, adds 68,000 merchants
The payment and shopping platform significantly reduces losses and gains 68,000 new vendors, showing solid financial improvement and growing market presence.
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ArticleAnta Sports reports flat H1 operating profit despite 14% sales growth
The Chinese group sees profit and sales growth despite flat margins, driven by strategic retail expansion and strong performance across all brands.
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News briefsTemu's parent PDD Holdings warns of slowing growth
Is the giant losing momentum? Although PDD Holdings, owner of online marketplace Temu, has reported rising income, company spokespersons warn about the future.
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News briefsDunlop Sports’ results fueled by golf, wellness segments
Golf sales were higher year-over-year, helped by the launch of the 13th generation XXIO club in Japan and North America.
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ArticleXtep Intl. moving forward with three-prong strategy in China
Saucony and Merrell generated a 72 percent year-over-year increase in sales in H1.
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ArticleSuper Retail Group’s FY net falls by 11 percent
The Australian operator of four retail formats suffered an 11 percent drop in net profit after tax to A$242 million (€146.9m) for the 12 months ended July 1. Annual Ebit was down by 9 percent to A$400 million (€242.2m) for the group, which owns Rebel Sport, BCF, and Macpac. Total ...
