Financial insights for the sporting goods industry – Page 2
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News briefsIn 2025, US footwear distributors and retailers expect to pay $2bn in import duties
“That number is tracking now to be about $5 billion at the end of the year,” says Matt Priest, FDRA’s President and CEO.
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ArticleRunning reloaded: These shoe brands race ahead of the rest
The running shoe market is undergoing a shake-up – and lifestyle is becoming a key to success.
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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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ArticleInditex enjoys a strong start to the autumn/winter season
In the first half ended July 31, Inditex posted sales of €18.4 billion.
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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.
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ArticlePerfect Moment secures $6.6m in new financing
The luxury skiwear brand raised new capital through two transactions, securing funding for FY2026 and beyond.
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ArticleFila remains growth driver: Anta grows despite decline in profits
Anta Sports posts strong growth in sales and operating margin in the first half of 2025. But profits are not keeping pace. Fila and premium brands are driving momentum.
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ArticleJD Sports Fashion stays on course with organic growth in Q2
JD Sports Fashion defies the challenging market environment. While North America and Asia are growing, the domestic business remains under pressure.
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ArticleFoot Locker reports wider Q2 operating loss; European comps slip
In the company’s likely last Q2 report as a stand-alone entity, Foot Locker failed to meet its revenue projection, as total sales fell 2.4 percent to $1,851 million from $1,896 million.
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ArticleLi Ning posts mixed first-half financial performance
Li Ning’s H1 shows slower growth and profit decline, as weak consumer demand and rising costs weigh on margins and results.
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ArticleGlobe sheds non-strategic brands, all regions contribute to FY25 profit
But Ebit declined by 14.3 percent to A$14.6 million (€8.1m) for the Australian company.
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ArticleXtep Intl. operating profit up 9.1 percent in H1
Chinese sporting goods group Xtep lifted its half-year profit on stronger demand for Saucony and Merrell, offsetting margin pressure at its core Xtep brand.
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ArticleForecast raised: Salomon boosts Amer Sports in Q2
Strong second quarter for Amer Sports: Wilson, Salomon and Arc’teryx are driving sales, margins and profits. The sporting goods manufacturer is also raising its annual forecast.
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ArticleSportsShoes.com posts record £93.3m revenue
The UK-based online running and outdoor retailer reported record turnover, stronger earnings and over 670,000 new customers in FY2025.
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News briefsBrazilian market sales soar for Vulcabras in Q2
Vulcabras posts strong Q2 growth, with net income more than doubling and domestic sales up 19% despite weaker international results.
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ArticleBjörn Borg achieved record sales in Q2
With sales up 6% in Q2 2025, Björn Borg records its strongest second-quarter revenue to date, with growth led by sports apparel.
