Financial Results – Page 2
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ArticleFenix Outdoor rebounds in Q3
Fenix Outdoor posted a 4.5 percent sales increase and returned to profit in Q3, driven by strong brand performance from Fjällräven, Hanwag and Devold – but wholesale and retail segments remain under pressure.
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ArticleProfit slumps: Columbia struggles with US weakness and costs
Share price almost halved, earnings slumped: Columbia Sportswear struggles with high costs and weak US business.
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ArticleGarmin lifts outlook as fitness drives growth
Garmin has posted record Q3 revenue of $1.77 billion, up 12 percent year over year, driven by strong Fitness and Marine sales.
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ArticleMoncler holds its ground in tough market
Moncler held its ground in 9M 2025, posting €1.84 billion in revenues despite headwinds.
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ArticleVF Corporation exceeds Q2 FY26 expectations with strong core brands
The US clothing group is making noticeable progress in its restructuring. Strong outdoor brands and cost discipline are providing tailwinds, but price pressure and consumer reluctance remain stumbling blocks. The priority now is to secure profitability and further reduce debt.
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ArticleAnta posts modest Q3 retail growth across core brands
Anta and Fila have posted low-single-digit Q3 sales growth, while smaller brands like Descente and Kolon Sport surged 45% to 50%.
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ArticleLi-Ning retail sales soften in Q3 amid weaker offline demand
Li-Ning’s retail sales fell mid-single digits in Q3 as brick-and-mortar demand weakened, partly offset by e-commerce growth.
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ArticleDeckers grows 9% in Q2 as Hoka outperforms Ugg
Deckers Q2 revenue up 9 percent to $1.43 billion, driven by Hoka growth and global expansion.
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ArticleAdidas lifts full-year outlook after stronger-than-expected Q3
Adidas lifts its 2025 forecast after Q3 revenues rose 8% in constant currency, supported by strong performance demand and margin gains.
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News briefsReebok licensing revenue grows 9% in 2024
Reebok’s worldwide brand licensing revenue climbed to $302.5 million in 2024, with the US market driving significant growth.
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News briefsDavid Beckham’s company posts record profits
DRJB Holdings, the umbrella company for David Beckham’s business activities, posted a 44 percent rise in profit to $44.9 million in 2024.
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ArticleSpartoo’s H1 revenues drop 8.2% but debt falls 44%
Domestic sales declined 14% while the international business inched up 1.2%.
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ArticleNike sees some progress in Q1 as recovery commences
CEO Hill warns that the recovery will be uneven.
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ArticleJD Sports holds guidance but cautious on tough consumer environment
The company said like-for-like sales in the six months to August 2 fell 2.5 percent to £5.9 billion (€6.7bn).
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ArticleICIW sales exceed SEK 360 million and EBIT increases by 60%
A clear community focus, and successful international expansion, are some important keys, the companys CEO said.
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ArticleZumiez posts modest Q2 growth
The boardsports and streetwear retailer lifted Q2 sales and margins yet remained in the red, while back-to-school demand supports stronger guidance for Q3.
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ArticleNew growth for Norwegian sports market
The sports industry experienced a correction after the pandemic. Sports chains reported a 3.9 percent decline in sales for 2024. Running and outdoor activities are trending.
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ArticleLululemon Q2 profit flat as US demand weakens and tariffs bite
Lululemon continued to grow in Q2, with sales rising 7 percent. However, tariffs and US weakness weighed on earnings of $3.10 per share.
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ArticleGolden Goose continues to post double-digit growth
Total net revenues were up by 18 percent in EMEA, rose by 8 percent in the US and grew by 9 percent in Asia-Pacific.
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ArticleKlarna lists on NYSE after all obstacles are cleared, valued at €11.8bn
The Swedish fintech is preparing its US IPO, featuring part-originating shares and notable investors, reflecting its evolving valuation.
