All Financial Results articles – Page 4
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ArticleQ3 2026: Perfect Moment posts first profitable quarter
NYSE-listed luxury outerwear brand posts its first quarterly net income as wholesale revenues climb 15% and gross margins reach 64.4%.
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ArticleSaucony hits $533m in Wolverine’s best year
The 127-year-old running brand posted its highest-ever launch day and targets mid-teens growth in 2026 – now Wolverine’s clearest strategic asset.
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ArticleGildan Activewear posts record Q4 revenue
Q4 net sales hit $1.08bn, up 31%, as integration runs ahead of plan and synergy target rises to $250m.
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ArticleStrategic reset costs Puma millions in full-year results
German sportswear group posts a €643.6 million loss in its 2025 full-year results as its strategic reset weighs on sales and margins. Currency-adjusted revenue fell 8.1 percent to €7.30 billion, pushing the EBIT margin to -4.9 percent.
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ArticleAmer Sports targets 18% growth in 2026
Arc’teryx drives record $6.57bn sales in 2025 as the Finnish group accelerates Salomon investment.
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News briefsDeporvillage delivers stable post-Covid growth
JD Sports-owned online retailer posts double-digit growth and improved margins as European expansion continues.
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ArticleNew Balance hits $9.2bn on fifth straight year of gains
The Boston-based brand outgrew the global footwear market again – and now has $10bn squarely in its sights for 2026.
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ArticleMoncler Group 2025: modest growth, strong Q4
A demanding comparable base and subdued European tourism could not prevent a fourth-quarter acceleration across both brands, underscoring the resilience of a two-brand model navigating volatile luxury demand.
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ArticleGarmin posts record revenue in 2025, driven by fitness
The GPS and wearables giant beats records across all five segments, proposes a 17% dividend hike and targets $7.9bn in 2026.
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ArticleAsics posts record year and lifts 2026 targets
Sales rose to €4.79 billion in a record year. Europe led revenue while Japan remained the key profit driver. Management targets further growth and margin expansion in 2026.
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ArticleMizuno is doing well: Margins at record levels
The Japanese sporting goods group achieved record nine-month sales of €1.15 billion, up 6.8 percent year-on-year, as profitability hit new highs.
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ArticleUnder Armour still faces challenges in its turnaround
Management is focusing on stabilization, and analysts remain cautious over the recovery timeline.
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ArticleQ3 FY2026: Canada Goose trades profits for growth
The Toronto-based luxury outerwear brand posted 14% revenue growth but saw operating margins fall to 29% as heavy marketing spending and retail expansion outpaced sales gains.
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ArticlePeloton’s new AI lineup disappoints
Connected fitness company misses revenue targets despite launching premium AI-powered equipment, raising questions about growth strategy effectiveness.
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ArticleBrooks grows strongly in China and gains ground worldwide in 2025
Brooks will see double-digit growth in 2025, driven by a 245% increase in China and a 22% rise in sales in Europe, with a clear focus on performance running.
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ArticleColumbia Sportswear grows a bit, still struggles in US
Columbia Sportswear’s 2025 results highlight a tale of two markets: while international wholesale business provided support, with global sales rising 1 percent to $3.40 billion, the US market remained challenging.
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ArticleH&M Q4 profit jumps 38% despite sales dip
Swedish retailer’s Q4 operating margin widens to 10.7 percent from 7.4 percent, driven by improved inventory productivity and cost discipline.
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ArticleKMD Brands sales climb 7.9% YTD
Kathmandu’s 12.7% same-store sales growth drives group performance, but margins compress amid heightened promotional activity.
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ArticleAdidas hits record revenue, launches buyback
The sportswear giant posted double-digit growth across all markets and channels.
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ArticleVF Corp reports mixed Q3 results amid portfolio restructuring
VF Corp posted 1 percent revenue growth to $2.88 billion in Q3 FY26, driven by strong performance from The North Face and Timberland, whilst Vans continued its decline.
