Latest Developments Adidas – Page 2
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ArticleLi Ning posts mixed first-half financial performance
Li Ning’s H1 shows slower growth and profit decline, as weak consumer demand and rising costs weigh on margins and results.
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ArticleSportsShoes.com posts record £93.3m revenue
The UK-based online running and outdoor retailer reported record turnover, stronger earnings and over 670,000 new customers in FY2025.
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ArticleOlympic champion Laura Dahlmeier dies at 31
Alpine athlete and former biathlete Laura Dahlmeier has died. The 31-year-old German died in a rockfall while climbing Laila Peak in Pakistan’s Karakorum Mountains. The news was confirmed by her management on Dahlmeier’s Instagram channel.
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ArticleAdidas confirms guidance as Q2 sales fall short, tariff costs set to grow
Adidas highlights “elevated uncertainty” due to two different effects.
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ArticleStarvie joins the GSIC
Global Sports Innovation Center (GSIC), a non-profit founded in 2015, has a new member in Spanish Starvie.
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ArticleWhy sports brands are investing in critical infrastructure
Sports infrastructure is not only a foundation of physical activity, health equity and community, but the future of the sports industry itself.
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ArticleWFSGI: 'Physical Inactivity costs $300bn by 2030' - Industry steps up with unified action plan
The global sporting goods industry launched the first-ever Sporting Goods ”Physical Activity Impact Report: Moving the World Towards an Active Future”.
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ArticleWomen’s football is all the rage – here’s why (and how) brands should get on board
With unprecedented attendance, surging digital engagement and a fanbase that values purpose over hype, women’s football is no longer playing second fiddle. Savvy brands are seizing the moment.
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ArticleMovement for everyone: How sports brands are breaking down barriers and getting people moving
Outdoor brands are making movement more accessible. Through inclusive events, community formats, and smart, purpose-driven strategy.
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ArticleSignature shoes are different these days, but they still matter
Signature shoes have evolved, but they still matter. As the Air Jordan celebrates 40 years, we explore how the market is changing with new players and storytelling.
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ArticleFoot Locker reports Q1 loss as ‘soft’ Europe drags down comparable sales
Two weeks after entering into a definitive merger agreement with Dick’s Sporting Goods, Foot Locker formally reported results for the period ended May 3.
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ArticleAsics and Adidas stop using kangaroo leather, but what’s next?
After Puma, Nike and New Balance stopped using kangaroo leather, Adidas and Asics have now communicated that 2025 will be the final year the material will be used in the production of football cleats.
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ArticleTopsports International’s FY operating profit sinks by 43%
Topsports’ annual operating profit slipped by 43 percent to 1,529.7-million-yuan renminbi (€194.8m).
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ArticleSmall brand, big stride: Tapping into the power of running clubs
It’s no secret that brands love running clubs for brand activation. Here’s how to join the fun.
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ArticleStrong Adidas results tempered by potential tariff impact
Operating income for the German brand rose by 82 percent to €610 million from €336 million in the period ended March 31.
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ArticleAdidas Q1 2025 results better than expected, sales up 13%
The company’s revenues grew by nearly €700 million and reached €6.153 billion in Q1.
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ArticleArthur Hoeld of Adidas is to be the new Puma CEO
Puma is parting ways with CEO Arne Freundt. These are the reasons.
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ArticleUS President Trump sets ‘reciprocal tariffs’
US tariffs on goods from Vietnam, where much sports manufacturing has moved from China, are more than doubling.
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ArticlePerfect Moment brings F1-speed to the slopes
Luxury ski brand Perfect Moment releases a Formula One-inspired ski collection in collaboration with BWT Alpine Formula One Team.
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ArticleAdidas and Inuteq keep F1 drivers cool with tech filled garments
Together, Adidas and Inuteq have created a jacket and a vest that double the impact of just wearing a cooling vest.
