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Quarterly and annual earnings analysis for sporting goods companies—covering Q1-Q4 results, full-year reports, earnings calls, and analyst perspectives on financial performance, margin evolution, profitability drivers, and sector-wide patterns.
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Nike expects a deeper sales decline in fiscal 2027
Sportswear, Jordan and Greater China all shrank in the quarter, and Nike is cutting supply further to lift full-price sales.
JD Sports H1 operating profit falls 19.5%
Outdoor and Iberia grew margin while the US chains lost 230 basis points.
H1 26: Golden Goose absorbs cost to deepen its DTC edge
New store formats and retail concepts add cost as HSG and Temasek settle into Golden Goose’s ownership structure
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Leading brands
Adidas
Strong start for Adidas meets cautious full-year outlook
Adidas starts the year stronger than expected, yet remains strikingly cautious.
Deckers Brands
Deckers beats on HOKA growth, but shares drop 6%
HOKA revenue grew 7.7% and EPS topped estimates, but investors focused on tariff and margin warnings for the rest of the year.
Amer Sports
Amer Sports raises guidance again on Wilson swing
Running and sportstyle keep pulling Salomon forward while Wilson’s rackets nearly doubled the quarter’s growth rate to 24%.
Anta Sports
H1 2026: ANTA brand stalls as portfolio brands take over
ANTA Sports delivered record first-half revenue and profit, but growth increasingly came from elsewhere.
Asics
Asics raises full-year guidance as SportStyle boom accelerates
SportStyle’s near-doubling in Q2 shows Asics’ growth engine shifting from performance running toward lifestyle.
Authentic Brands Group
Sales down, profits up for Boardriders in Spain
Boardriders Trading España, the Spanish subsidiary of Boardriders, generated a net profit in FY24 of €2.09 million, up 245 percent from FY23’s €606,105.
Brooks Running
Brooks running posts record growth driven by EMEA surge
Running specialist grew 14 percent in H1 2026, driven by 39 percent EMEA growth, strong Trail Running momentum and an emerging Lifestyle business.
Columbia Sportswear
Footwear, not tariffs, is Columbia’s big Q2 story
Footwear grew fastest of any category in Q2: proof, Columbia says, its brand overhaul is reaching younger consumers.
Canada Goose
Canada Goose wholesale swings to profit
A wholesale rebound just did something Canada Goose hasn’t managed in two years: turn a profit in the quarter.
Decathlon
Sales, profits up in FY25 at Decathlon Spain
Organic growth of 7.2% wasn’t enough to lift Spain’s share of Decathlon’s global sales above 2023 levels.
Dick´s Sporting Goods
Foot Locker drag forces DICK’S to reset FY guidance
Shares fell after the retailer’s newest banner posted a 3.6 percent comparable sales decline.
Garmin
Garmin’s profit growth nearly triples sales growth
Operating margin jumped to 30.4% as tariff refunds and cost discipline outpaced 11% revenue growth in Q2.
Gildan Activewear
Gildan beats on profit as Champion, ALLPRO grow
Wholesale sales dipped, but Champion and ring-spun fleece grew double digits as tariffs turned into a refund windfall.
Golden Goose
H1 26: Golden Goose absorbs cost to deepen its DTC edge
New store formats and retail concepts add cost as HSG and Temasek settle into Golden Goose’s ownership structure
GoPro
GoPro posts loss but eyes comeback
Revenue fell 19% in 2025, but cost discipline and a proprietary AI processor signal GoPro’s bid to reverse its decline.
Gymshark
Gymshark hits record revenue in FY25
The UK activewear brand extends its growth streak to 13 years, though pre-tax profit fell to £7m as the brand prioritizes aggressive reinvestment.
Kontoor Brands
Kontoor sells Lee brand to focus on Wrangler, Helly Hansen
The US apparel group beats Q1 estimates and raises its full-year earnings outlook as it moves to shed its Lee denim brand.
Li Ning
Li Ning’s H1 growth trails its full year target
Two quarters in, and hitting its own target now means a big second half swing.
Lululemon Athletica
Lululemon’s tough quarter deepens across key markets
Demand is down in Lululemon’s top markets, and a Great Wall misfire hasn’t helped in China. A tariff refund softened the blow.
Misto Holdings
Q2 2026: golf supplies 88% of Misto profit
The FILA sportswear segment shrank 7.4 percent in the quarter. Acushnet delivered nearly nine-tenths of operating profit.
Mizuno
Mizuno starts year with record quarter on five growth pillars
Strong demand across Golf, Running, Football, Sportstyle and Work Business lifted first-quarter sales and profit to record levels.
Moncler
361 Degrees H1 2026 revenue up 8%
H1 revenue and profit both rose 8 percent as overseas retail sales jumped 80 percent and mainland store count fell 5.9 percent.
Nike
Nike expects a deeper sales decline in fiscal 2027
Sportswear, Jordan and Greater China all shrank in the quarter, and Nike is cutting supply further to lift full-price sales.
New Balance
New Balance hits $9.2bn on fifth straight year of gains
The Boston-based brand outgrew the global footwear market again – and now has $10bn squarely in its sights for 2026.
On Holding
Why On keeps outpacing the sportswear industry
On is growing profitably against the industry trend. DTC, innovation and price discipline are making the premium brand stronger and stronger.
Peloton
Peloton back in profit but subscribers keep falling
Revenue rose 1% to $631m and adjusted EBITDA surged 41%, but paid connected fitness subscriptions fell to 2.66 million – down 8% year-over-year.
Perfect Moment
Perfect Moment’s FY2026 margin turnaround
A fourth straight quarter of margin gains narrows Perfect Moment’s losses as it eyes fiscal 2027.
Puma
Puma posts smaller loss as turnaround strategy takes shape
Inventory is down 15.3 percent and free cash flow more than tripled, but PUMA does not expect a full recovery before 2027.
Skechers
EMEA booming: Skechers surprises with strong Q2
Skechers reports strong growth in Europe and Asia, while China weakens and US markets stagnate.
Shimano
Shimano Q1: five takeaways
A 36% operating profit drop despite a top-line beat — and fishing tackle is now carrying more of the load.
Under Armour
Under Armour faces tougher competition as outlook is cut
Revenue down 3 percent, improved margins, lowered outlook: Demand remains the biggest challenge in the turnaround.
VF Corp
Altra's double-digit growth can't save VF Corp's Q1
Revenue reached $1.67 billion, flat year over year, and so the loss stood out more – VF Corp still raised full-year guidance to 2 percent or better growth.
Yue Yuen
Volatile orders are putting pressure on Yue Yuen’s production
The contract manufacturer is feeling the impact of its brand-name customers’ more cautious ordering policies. Manufacturing profit plummeted by 67.9 percent.
Wolverine Worldwide
Wolverine raises outlook despite tariff pressure on margins
US company raises guidance again as Merrell and Saucony grow, while targeting bigger lifestyle markets.
Zumiez
ZUMIEZ Q1 2026: Europe outperforms as North America slows
Zumiez’s struggling European business just became its best-performing region — right as the US consumer hit the brakes.
361 Degrees
361 Degrees H1 2026 revenue up 8%
H1 revenue and profit both rose 8 percent as overseas retail sales jumped 80 percent and mainland store count fell 5.9 percent.
Leading retailers
DICK S Sporting Goods
Foot Locker drag forces DICK’S to reset FY guidance
Shares fell after the retailer’s newest banner posted a 3.6 percent comparable sales decline.
Frasers Group / Sports Direct
Frasers Group meets profit forecast despite sluggish consumption
Frasers Group successfully navigates difficult market conditions. The British company has increased margins despite declining sales.
JD Sports Fashion
JD Sports H1 operating profit falls 19.5%
Outdoor and Iberia grew margin while the US chains lost 230 basis points.
Intersport
INTERSPORT posts €14.1bn in 2025 global sales
The sporting goods retailer reported 2025 results despite currency headwinds, with Running as the top category and a new CEO at the helm
Sport 2000
Sport 2000 posts 8.2% growth, beating the market
The international retail service organization grew at more than double the market rate, driven by outdoor and running specialization.
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