All Himaraya articles
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AnalysisThe world’s biggest sports retailers
Our annual analysis of the world’s largest sports retailers has the revenue of 50 companies and ranks their growth compared with last year.
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Infographics & DataThe largest sporting goods retailers in Asia
Our exclusive annual analysis of the largest sporting goods retailers in Asia. Charts and data are downloadable. Exclusive for Premium Members.
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Infographics & DataThe Largest Sports Retailers Worldwide
Our exclusive annual analysis on the top 50 sports retailers worldwide. The charts and data can be downloaded. This is exclusive data and analysis for Premium Members.
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Infographics & DataTop sporting goods retailers in Asia
This exclusive interactive chart ranks the top sporting goods retailers in Asia by revenues in USD for 2020 and percentage growth in their local currency. The charts and data can be downloaded. This is exclusive data and analysis for Premium Members.
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Infographics & DataTop 50 Sporting Goods Retailers in the Galaxy
This exclusive interactive chart ranks the top 50 sporting goods retailers by revenues in USD for 2020 and percentage growth in their local currency. The charts and data can be downloaded. This is exclusive data and analysis for Premium Members.
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News briefs
Himaraya turns around
Himaraya reported an overall sales increase of 8 percent to 62.13 billion yen (€480m-$582m) for the financial year ended Aug. 31, but the momentum is fading away, and the Japanese sporting goods retailer is projecting a decline to ¥59.50 billion (€460m-$530m) for the current year. The company posted net income ...
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Improving results at retail in Japan
Improving results have been reported by the three major Japanese sports retailers. Xebio finished its own fiscal year on March 31 with a second sequential quarterly increase in revenues, but not enough to offset previous declines. Its net income for the full financial year inched up to ¥412 million (€3.1m-$3.8m) ...
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A curious tender offer for Himaraya
Himaraya, one of the three major Japanese sporting goods chains along with Alpen and Xebio, is the target of an unusual tender offer for all its shares launched by Komori Corp., an asset management company that already holds 25.29 percent of its equity. Himaraya’s share price fell by 6.6 percent ...
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News briefs
Himaraya books a loss, citing the Olympics’ cancellation
The postponement of the Tokyo 2020 Olympics and the cancellation of many other sports events weighed on Himaraya’s performance. The Japanese sporting goods retailer ended with a loss of 789 million yen (€6.3m-$7.3m) in the fiscal year ended on Aug. 31, compared with a net profit of ¥587 million for ...
