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Financial performance and strategic moves shaping the sporting goods industry—covering earnings analysis, M&A and deals, capital markets activity, governance changes, and the macroeconomic forces driving profitability, valuations, and competitive positioning.
The UK retail conglomerate now holds 29.26% of ASOS, one step below the threshold that would legally require a full takeover offer.
US specialty retailer Zumiez swings back to annual profit after a loss year, with Blue Tomato driving European margin gains and Q1 momentum building.
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Sign up for freeUS specialty retailer Zumiez swings back to annual profit after a loss year, with Blue Tomato driving European margin gains and Q1 momentum building.
Spain’s top football league posted its strongest financial season on record, driven by commercial income topping €1.5 billion for a third straight year.
The world’s largest fashion retailer grew net sales 3.2% to €39.9bn; early FY2026 trading running at 9% constant-currency growth.
Revenue up 3.2% but net profit fell 2.6% in 2025. Analysts flagged a near-9% earnings beat driven by lower-than-expected selling costs.
Multiple funds raised NKE positions in Q3 as Wall Street upgrades its outlook, with Nike’s quarterly results due March 31.
Despite a Q4 beat, investors focused on below-consensus 2026 guidance and a continuing leadership vacuum at the top of the company.
The tennis star is betting on pickleball’s boom with a new investment and ambassador role.
The New Zealand outdoor apparel group confirms engaging Goldman Sachs but says no decision on any recapitalisation has yet been made.
Public sporting goods companies lost $67bn in aggregate market value in 2025 as tariff fears and operating challenges sent valuations down 14.3% on a weighted basis.
Which of the top 85 sporting goods companies performed best, and which lost ground in 2024? Get the figures.
Record activism in 2025 forced leadership changes at Lululemon, Nike, YETI and Under Armour as sophisticated funds exploited post-pandemic valuation gaps.