Financial insights for the sporting goods industry – Page 9
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ArticleAfter strong fiscal Q3, Deckers Brands raise full-year guidance
Ugg and especially Hoka posted significant increases in sales.
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News briefsRevolutionRace reports 12% Q2 growth, Alpine collection sales surge
The Swedish DTC brand sees early 2025 sales growth despite market challenges.
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ArticleVF Corp. transition for Vans’ business moving forward
The parent company will reveal more about its strategy for Vans at an investor day on March 6. In detailing Q3 results, President and CEO Bracken Darrell said the company is continuing to expand into different forms of demand creation and action sports.
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News briefsReal Madrid first club to reach €1 billion in revenues
Real Madrid has become the first football club to generate annual revenues of more than €1 billion.
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ArticleHoliday sales rebound with DTC growth for KMD Brands
KMD reported a strong holiday rebound with DTC growth across Rip Curl, Kathmandu and Oboz despite continued wholesale challenges.
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ArticlePreliminary 2024 report from Adidas shows double-digit growth to €23.7bn
Adidas reported “better-than-expected” fourth-quarter results, which rose 24 percent in euros to €5,965 million from €4,812 million.
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ArticleJD Sports warns on profit again as rivals discount stock
JD Sports has issued its second profit warning in two months, citing heavy discounting among market rivals.
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News briefsNew Balance aiming for $10bn as worldwide sales grew 20% in 2024
The Boston-based company declared that global sales increased by 20 percent last year to $7.8 billion.
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News briefsAmer Sports reports preliminary FY24 results
Sales growth for Amer Sports for the full year 24 is expected to be at the high end of the previous guidance range of 16 to 17 percent. This is despite currency headwinds in the fourth quarter.
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News briefsAnta Sports updates its results for Q4 and FY24
Fila brand sales recorded a high-single-digit sales gain in Q4 and a mid-single-digit sales improvement for the full year.
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ArticleNike has a tough run as Q2 results show Ebit down 26%
“This isn’t going to be easy, but we’re ready for the challenge.” Ebit is down 26 percent, after three seasons of loss, but Nike CEO Hill sees light at the end of a long tunnel.
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News briefsNox lost some altitude in FY23
The brand has managed to keep revenues above €25 million.
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ArticlePerfect Moment gets non-compliance letter from NYSE
Perfect Moment has been notified that the company does not meet the minimum stockholders’ equity requirements.
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News briefsTennis back on top for Dunlop Spain in FY24
With its inventory glut, padel has lost a step.
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News briefsFrasers warns on profits amid weak consumer confidence
Frasers Group has cut its full-year profit forecast, over weak consumer confidence and a tough trading environment, and has also been knocked out of the FTSE 100.
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ArticleZumiez continues to eye profitability in Europe despite recent weather woes
Total Q3 revenues grew by 2.8 percent to $222.5 million from $216.3 million.
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ArticleLululemon expanding further in China, EMEA
With its international business growing strongly and its U.S. business projected to regain its mojo, it will expand its presence in Asia.
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ArticleKey Q3 developments lead Foot Locker to lower FY guidance
Foot Locker’s operating income fell 74% to $12 million in Q3. Total sales declined 1.4% to $1.96 billion.
