All Globe articles
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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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ArticleGlobe reports softer H1 sales
Ebit grew by 1.0 percent to A$6,878 million (€4.1m) for the Australian company.
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ArticleGlobe eyes stronger sales outside Australia in FY25
Annual Ebit of the multi-brand skate, surf and swimwear company increased by 12%.
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ArticleGlobe spinning in right direction with shift in focus
Globe Intl., bolstered by a shift in key product focus to footwear and apparel, generated improved H1 results that included stronger profitability and cash flow from operations for the six months ended Dec. 31. The Aussie group reported a net profit of A$4.9 million (€3.0m) against a loss of A$0.2 ...
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News briefsGlobe Intl. braces for difficult FY23
The Australian multi-brand skate, surf and swimwear company is forecasting the fiscal year 2023 marked by a modest sales increase compared to recent years. Also, there are expectations for a drastic decline in profitability and margins due to currency headwinds from the stronger U.S. dollar against the Euro and Australian ...
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News briefsGlobe Intl. FY net declines 44 percent
Globe International, the Australian parent of the Globe, Salty Crew, Impala Skate, FXD Workwear and Dot Electric Skateboards, reported a 44 percent drop in annual attributable net income to 18,641,000 Australian dollars (€12.0m) for the 12 months ended June 30. Ebit fell 41 percent in the FY to A$27.5 million ...
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ArticleMany factors weigh on Globe’s profits
The strong U.S. dollar hampered the financial results of the Australian multi-brand skate company for the first half of its fiscal year ended on Dec. 31. The net income was down by 9 percent to 3.9 million Australian dollars (€2.3m-$2.7m). This happened despite a net gain of A$ 3.7 million ...
