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.
Deckers closes fiscal 2026 with record $5.47bn in revenue, driven by HOKA’s 16% growth, and guides for further expansion through 2030.
The apparel group posted its first annual revenue increase since FY2023, led by The North Face – while Napapijri resets and Altra surges.
Arc’teryx and Salomon drive a 32% revenue jump, clearing analyst targets and prompting an upgrade to full-year targets.
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Sign up for freeAdidas starts the year stronger than expected, yet remains strikingly cautious.
Japan’s top sportswear maker posts its best-ever Q1, then watches its stock drop 6% as investors punish unchanged guidance.
The performance brand outpaced the running market across regions in Q1 2026 and tripled sales in China.
Foot Locker has posted a $46 million Q3 loss under Dick’s. Comps are down 4.7 percent amid a turnaround, weak sales and an inventory cleanup.
The sporting goods retailer reported 2025 results despite currency headwinds, with Running as the top category and a new CEO at the helm
The US-based athleisure group grew revenue 5% to $11.1bn in 2025, but profits fell. Margins declined as US weakness persisted.
Li Ning’s Q1 adult retail growth landed at the bottom of analyst forecasts, sending Hong Kong shares 3.7% lower on Thursday.
The US apparel group beats Q1 estimates and raises its full-year earnings outlook as it moves to shed its Lee denim brand.
Revenue holds, wholesale rebounds and North America grows — but a 20% China sales decline forecast for Q4 and a soft full-year outlook sent shares down over 8%.
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.
Skechers reports strong growth in Europe and Asia, while China weakens and US markets stagnate.
A 36% operating profit drop despite a top-line beat — and fishing tackle is now carrying more of the load.
The apparel group posted its first annual revenue increase since FY2023, led by The North Face – while Napapijri resets and Altra surges.
Arc’teryx and Salomon drive a 32% revenue jump, clearing analyst targets and prompting an upgrade to full-year targets.
Broad-based growth across all regions and channels, but gross margin pressure and a $8.4m store impairment cast a shadow on profitability.
Europe surged 35% but tariff costs and a weaker US orderbook pushed Columbia’s Q1 net income 19% lower year on year.
Frasers Group successfully navigates difficult market conditions. The British company has increased margins despite declining sales.
Deckers closes fiscal 2026 with record $5.47bn in revenue, driven by HOKA’s 16% growth, and guides for further expansion through 2030.
The British retailer reported higher sales and stronger cash flow despite continued weakness in sneakers.
Greater China double-digit growth and a sharpened lifestyle lineup are remaking FILA’s geographic mix – even as the US business retreats.
The Japanese sporting goods manufacturer ended its 120th anniversary year with records across net sales, operating profit and net income.
Both Moncler and Stone Island post double-digit gains, with Asia and Americas driving growth as EMEA softness persists.
On grows Q1 sales 26 percent as it builds toward scalable premium brand status — beyond its running roots.
The international retail service organization grew at more than double the market rate, driven by outdoor and running specialization.
With Saucony now the fastest-growing brand and international at 20%, Wolverine’s earnings mix is shifting decisively away from its domestic wholesale base
The world’s largest footwear contract manufacturer saw earnings halve in Q1 as a rare calendar crunch and tariff-sharing costs compressed factory margins to their weakest in years.
China’s 361 Degrees posts 10% offline growth in Q1 2026, with e-commerce retail sales advancing at mid-double-digit pace.
Anta’s portfolio posts a Q1 rebound, but analysts flag March deceleration and structural weakness in China’s mass-market sporting goods.
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.
Decathlon’s integrated model delivers strong FY 2025 results, with GMV up 7.1% and net profit at €910m, as the retailer expands its cycling bet.
Wearables demand more than doubled operating income in Garmin’s fitness segment, while outdoor fell 5% against a strong Q1 2025 comparison.
Record sales for the DICK’S business and a $52m operating loss at Foot Locker: the numbers behind a transformational year
Gildan delivered $1.17bn in Q1 sales — beating guidance — in its first full reporting period with HanesBrands consolidated.
Italian luxury sneaker brand hits €734m in annual revenue as direct-to-consumer sales accelerate and new ownership takes shape.
Revenue fell 19% in 2025, but cost discipline and a proprietary AI processor signal GoPro’s bid to reverse its decline.
The UK activewear brand extends its growth streak to 13 years, though pre-tax profit fell to £7m as the brand prioritizes aggressive reinvestment.
Li Ning’s Q1 adult retail growth landed at the bottom of analyst forecasts, sending Hong Kong shares 3.7% lower on Thursday.
The Boston-based brand outgrew the global footwear market again – and now has $10bn squarely in its sights for 2026.
Puma starts the year stronger than expected, but maintains a cautious outlook amid ongoing restructuring.
Q4 revenue of $1.2 billion beat consensus but fiscal 2027 guidance disappointed analysts.
US specialty retailer Zumiez swings back to annual profit after a loss year, with Blue Tomato driving European margin gains and Q1 momentum building.