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Analysis on the brand’s and retailer’s financial performance in the sporting goods industry including annual and quarterly updates, regional break-down, channel and segment growth.
North America, JD’s biggest market, drags Q2 sales down and forces a narrower profit range for FY27.
H1 revenue and profit both rose 8 percent as overseas retail sales jumped 80 percent and mainland store count fell 5.9 percent.
Running and sportstyle keep pulling Salomon forward while Wilson’s rackets nearly doubled the quarter’s growth rate to 24%.
The FILA sportswear segment shrank 7.4 percent in the quarter. Acushnet delivered nearly nine-tenths of operating profit.
Sales fell for the first time in 21 quarters at the Swedish brand, but profit after tax more than doubled on record margins.
SportStyle’s near-doubling in Q2 shows Asics’ growth engine shifting from performance running toward lifestyle.
US company raises guidance again as Merrell and Saucony grow, while targeting bigger lifestyle markets.