Financial insights for the sporting goods industry – Page 5
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News briefsAllbirds' net revenue decreased 18.3 percent in Q1
Net revenue decreased 18.3 percent to $32.1 million due to planned retail store closures and international distributor transitions.
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ArticlePeloton banking on higher subscriptions to lift FY sales, margins
Peloton Q3 results showed improvements as Peloton adjusted its FY25 outlook and said sales have rebounded.
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ArticleUpdated: Puma remains stable as currency-adjusted sales stay flat in Q1
Puma reports a decline in Q1 profit, sales flat and guidance unchanged, but there is no forecast for the impact of tariffs.
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ArticleAcushnet outlines tariff mitigation strategy as Q1 sales come in flat
“Over the longer-term, I think we have a plan to move out of China in certain aspects of our business,” CEO David Maher said.
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ArticleVulcabras’ Q1 results bolstered by athletic footwear
The Brazilian footwear group reported a 19.5 percent increase in Q1 net income to 106.1 million Brazilian reais (€16.5m).
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ArticleSwedish sports retail sales up 7.6% in Q1 2025 after three years of decline
When winter never came, running shoes, sneakers and low price goods grew big. Ecom bloomed by almost 20 percent during the period.
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ArticleColumbia pulls FY25 guidance on market uncertainty
In Q1, ended March 31, the company reported 4.1 percent operating income growth to $46.5 million.
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ArticleGymshark turns small FY24 operating profit; European sales up 17%
Annual turnover rose by 13.6 percent to €539.7m and gross margin improved by 491 basis points to 55.21 percent.
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ArticleBrooks sets revenue record in Q1
In North America, sales improved by 13 percent, including a 38 percent increase in Canada, marking eight consecutive years of growth.
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ArticleXXL revenues rose 7.2% in Q1
The company’s turnaround plan shows progress in the first period of 2025.
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News briefsBasicNet Q1 revenues fall 3.3% amid ‘unstable’ geopolitical and macroeconomic landscape
Consolidated first-quarter revenues to €98.3 million for the Italian group, which owns Kappa, Superga, and Sebago.
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ArticleStrong Adidas results tempered by potential tariff impact
Operating income for the German brand rose by 82 percent to €610 million from €336 million in the period ended March 31.
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ArticleAfter ‘exceptional’ Q1 Skechers pulls FY guidance amid trade uncertainty
On a regional basis, sales in the Europe, Middle East and Africa (EMEA) region increased by 14.0 percent to $718.2 million.
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ArticleNew Wave Sports Q1 net sales increased by 9.0%
CEO Torsten Jansson: ”We are opening another warehouse in the south of the US to improve customer service in that region.”
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ArticleAdidas Q1 2025 results better than expected, sales up 13%
The company’s revenues grew by nearly €700 million and reached €6.153 billion in Q1.
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News briefsDouble-digit growth in Q1 for 361 Degrees
The Chinese brand’s in-store sales of core branded products improved 10 percent to 15 percent in the first quarter of 2025.
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News briefsPádel Nuestro targets 44% sales increase for 2025
The company looks at the next growth phase.
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ArticleMacron’s turnover in 2024 rose by 13.7%
The company’s full-year consolidated turnover has exceeded €200 million for the first time.
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ArticleJD Sports maintains FY25 guidance, details FY26 outlook
In its recently completed FY25, JD Sports posted organic revenue growth of 5.8 percent and profit before tax and adjusted items in line with its January guidance range of £915-£930 million (€1.06-1.09b).
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ArticleArc’teryx drives Amer Sports’ success
With its outdoor brands Arc’teryx, Salomon and Peak Performance, Amer Sports increased its sales and even overtook Adidas in share price. Here is our financial analysis.
