All Financial Results articles – Page 2
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News briefsNew Wave’s Sports & Leisure segment impacted by higher costs
The segment, which includes 14 brands such as Cutter & Buck and Ahead, suffered a 44 percent decline in Q1 operating income to 72.2 million Swedish kronor (€6.2m) from SEK 128.0 million in Q1 ended March 31. Total sales fell by 6 percent to SEK 860.0 million (€74.0m) from SEK ...
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ArticleMoncler brand revenues rose by 20 percent in Q1
The Milan-based luxury group Moncler realized 20 percent constant currency growth to €705.0 million for its namesake brand in the period ended March 31. DTC channel constant currency sales increased by 26 percent to €608.5 million, with all three global regions reporting double-digit improvement. Wholesale brand sales fell by 5 ...
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ArticleXXL reports stronger gross margin, lower sales in Q1
XXL ASA, which reiterated its objective to deliver 500-750 million Norwegian kroner (€43.9-65.8m) in Ebitda improvement over the next 12 to 15 months, delivered stronger gross margins but lower sales in Q1. It was the ninth consecutive quarter with negative growth for the Norwegian group that faced a difficult year-over-year ...
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ArticleRussia’s Sportmaster posts a 2023 revenue hike
Russian sporting goods behemoth Sportmaster solidified its position as the country’s largest fashion retailer in 2023, thanks to a 14 percent hike in revenue to 160 billion rubles last year. Sportmaster generated nearly 70 percent more revenue than Kari and twice as much as Gloria Jeans; the companies ranked second ...
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News briefsLi Ning updates on Q1 performance
The Chinese group Li Ning reported a mid-single-digit decline in same-store sales for the period ended March 31. Retail channel comp sales were down by a low single-digit percentage, and wholesale channel sales fell by the mid-teens. Meanwhile, e-commerce virtual stores experienced year-over-year percentage growth in the low-20s. The ...
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News briefsChinese firms Stella and Xtep provide operational updates
Footwear manufacturer Stella International reported an 18.9 percent increase in consolidated Q1 revenues to $338.4 million from $284.6 million for the three months ended March 31. Shipping volume increased by nearly 22 percent year-over-year, led by the sports category, to 11.7 million pairs. However, the average selling price (ASP) of ...
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News briefsAnta Sports provides Q1 update
Chinese group Anta Sports, which sells the Anta, Fila, Descente and Kolon Sport brands, has updated its Q1 results. The company said Anta branded sales rose by a mid-single digit in the period that ended March 31. Q1 Fila brand sales increased by a high single digit. Meanwhile, year-over-year retail ...
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News briefsAdidas lifts FY guidance, shares rise
Bolstered by better-than-expected Q1 results, Adidas increased its full-year guidance yesterday and saw its stock price increase by 2.7 percent in the US to close at $111.01. The group’s new outlook calls for an operating profit of about €700 million, up from €500 million prior, on mid- to high-single-digit revenue ...
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News briefsStruggling Footway sees sales halved after reconstruction
After concluding a more than six-month-long reconstruction process on Feb. 13, Footway, with twelve e-commerce platforms in its portfolio, has released its sales figures for the first quarter, covering January through March. The year started off on a challenging note, with sales more than halved. Revenue amounted to SEK102 million ...
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News briefs361 Degrees Intl. provides Q1 update
Chinese group 361 Degrees Intl. realized high-teens percentage growth for its core brand and a 20-25 percent comparable retail sales gain for its 361° Kids brand during the period ended March 31. Additionally, year-over-year e-commerce sales increased by 20-25 percent in Q1. 361° launched numerous e-commerce marketing initiatives during ...
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News briefsLevi Strauss’ Beyond Yoga posts double-digit growth in Q1
Levi’s yoga brand Beyond Yoga gained 11% in the first quarter ended Feb. 25, outpacing similar growth from a year ago, driven largely by strength in e-commerce and store expansion. Following the appointment of Athleta and Old Navy veteran Nancy Green as CEO in January, Levi Strauss & Co. plans ...
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News briefsDecathlon Germany sets new sales record in 2023
Despite a challenging environment, Decathlon Deutschland SE & Co. KG – the German subsidiary of the globally active French sporting goods retailer and manufacturer Decathlon SA – closed the 2023 financial year with another sales record. With total gross sales of €1.11 billion, Decathlon Germany, which now has 87 ...
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ArticleDecathlon France raised revenues, focused on circularity in FY23
Decathlon France generated €4.752 billion (VAT and other taxes included) in full-year 2023, according to its year-end round-up. This represents a rise of 1.24 percent from 2022 and of 22.52 percent from 2019, the year before the lockdowns. France accounted for about a quarter of Decathlon’s worldwide sales, which, by ...
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News briefsMacron confirms double-digit sales growth in 2023
Italian sportswear company Macron posted consolidated turnover of €196.6 million for financial year 2023, representing an increase of 15.7 percent compared to 2022. All its three main lines of business recorded double-digit growth: Teamwear (+21 percent), Individual lines (+23 percent) and Pro Clubs (+11 percent). Pro forma Ebitda of €33.8 ...
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News briefsSiux expanding abroad fast
Between last year and this first quarter of 2024, the pádel brand Siux has entered 35 countries – 18 of them in Africa and ten in Asia. So explains Alfonso Torrón, Brand Manager, who has spoken with Palco23. The list includes Siux’s first locations in Oceania. The brand entered Japan ...
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News briefsMainland Headwear hopes new factory will turn fortunes around
Annual operating profit at the China-based group Mainland Headwear declined by 28 percent to HK$190.2 million (€22.5m) from HK$264.1 million for the 12 months ended Dec. 31. Ebit fell by 29 percent to HK$177.2 million (€21.0m) as profit attributable to shareholders tumbled by 40 percent to HK$117.9 million (€14.0m). Meanwhile, ...
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ArticleMajority of Foot Locker’s annual non-US sales generated by five countries
According to Foot Locker’s annual 10-K report filed on March 28, the retailer’s annual international sales in FY24 ended Dec. 31 were essentially flat at $2,759 million versus $2,778 million, with the majority generated in either Canada, France, Italy, Australia or Germany. The 15 other countries where the retailer operates ...
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ArticleBusy summer of sports, soft comps should bolster JD Sports
Shares of JD Sports Fashion rose by 15.7 percent on the London Stock Exchange yesterday, closing at £134.50 (€156.85), after the parent of Go Outdoors, Millets and other retail banners predicted improved trading conditions in the months ahead, sparked by the Euro Cup and Paris Games this summer, softer year-over-year ...
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News briefsPerfect Moment reports Q3 results
London-based luxury lifestyle brand Perfect Moment, which completed a NYSE IPO on Feb. 8, reported a 69 percent drop in operating income to $728,000 from $2.32 million for the period ended Dec. 31. Year-over-year net income fell by 63 percent to $1.2 million from $3.27 million. Total revenues declined by ...
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ArticleAnta Sports’ FY23 operating profit rises 45 percent
Anta Sports, bolstered by double-digit sales gains for its Anta and Fila brands, a retail market recovery in China, and increases in both its wholesale and DTC businesses, reported a 45 percent improvement in annual profit attributable to shareholders at 10,954 million yuan renminbi (€1.4bn) for the 12 months ended ...
