Financial Results – Page 5
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ArticleHoka drives Deckers Q1 growth
The US group reports strong first-quarter gains led by key brands, with global growth outlook on track.
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News briefsMoncler reports modest revenue growth in h1 2025, margins under pressure
Moncler Group generated revenues of €1.226 billion in the first half of 2025.
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ArticleFrasers Group meets profit forecast despite sluggish consumption
Frasers Group successfully navigates difficult market conditions. The British company has increased margins despite declining sales.
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News briefsConverse to get new President and CEO
Converse’s President and CEO, Jared Carver, will soon be stepping down, according to an internal memorandum at parent company Nike that both Reuters and Bloomberg have seen. Succeeding him will be Aaron Cain, who has been with Nike for more than 20 years and is serving at the moment as ...
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ArticleSales up and change in the air at Onitsuka Tiger
Onitsuka Tiger’s presentation for its Investment Day shows interesting strategy changes.
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ArticleFootasylum posts record sales and profits in FY25
The UK-based sports fashion retailer delivered record-breaking results for the fiscal year ending January 2025.
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ArticleBosideng grows by double digits, with focus on functional fashion and AI
China’s leading down clothing brand, Bosideng, reports double-digit growth in revenue and profit for FY 2024/25.
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ArticleSellpy grew 35% in 2024 but is unprofitable
The Swedish online company increased its turnover to €160 million in 2024, but at the same time, the company’s losses increased.
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ArticleLager 157 made €43m in profit 2024
Sales increased by 28 percent and landed at SEK 3.5 billion. Pre-tax profit was close to half a billion kronor but ultimately landed at SEK 478 million (€43 million).
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ArticleAs ‘Win Now’ strategy gains traction, Nike’s Q4 FY25 likely hits a low
At FY end, Nike’s inventories were essentially flat at $7,489 million versus $7,519 million a year earlier. Despite the dreadful numbers, Nike shares increased 9.6 percent in after-hours trading.
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News briefsAnnual sales up 2% at El Corte Inglés
El Corte Inglés generated revenues of €16.7 billion for fiscal 2024/25, ended on Feb. 28, according to Diffusion Sport.
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News briefsJD to expand in Spain
JD Sports is planning to open another 16 stores in Spain, two of them in Madrid, according to Modaes.
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ArticleQ3 sales for KMD Brands decline, e-commerce grows
The outdoor and sportswear group saw e-commerce growth and stronger June sales, despite weather-related setbacks in its core brands.
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News briefsSales up 6.3% at Intersport France for FY24
Online sales were up by 16 percent, thanks to 100 million visits to Intersport’s website and 2.88 million visits to Blackstore’s.
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News briefsManchester United's retail sales rise in Q3
Another tough season on the pitches. But economically Man United keeps doing well.
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News briefsGenesco reaffirms earnings guidance after better than expected Q1
In the three months ended May 3, Genesco’s sales rose by 4 percent from the previous year to $474.0 million.
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ArticleZumiez starts Q2 slowly as international business lags
Comparable sales for North America increased by 5.1 percent in the period while comparable international sales slumped by 14.8 percent.
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ArticleLululemon cuts FY forecasts as Trump tariff policy starts to hurt
The company now expects annual profit between $14.58 and $14.78 per share, compared with previous guidance of $14.95-$15.15.
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ArticleFoot Locker reports Q1 loss as ‘soft’ Europe drags down comparable sales
Two weeks after entering into a definitive merger agreement with Dick’s Sporting Goods, Foot Locker formally reported results for the period ended May 3.
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News briefsGloberide posts higher FY25 sales, profits in Europe
The parent company, which includes Daiwa and Prince, reported a 10.5 percent Y-O-Y sales growth in Europe to ¥16,295 million (€99.8m) in FY25.
