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Strong results at Columbia, except in Russia and Asia
A slump of more than 30 percent in sales to distributors in Europe, the Middle East and Africa hurt Columbia Sportswear's performance in the region for the third quarter. Chiefly attributed to Russia, where Columbia works through Sportmaster, this decline could not be entirely compensated with sales expansion at a ...
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Columbia posts record sales and raises full-year outlook
Columbia Sportswear reported a sales increase of 17 percent to $380.2 million in the second quarter. On an organic basis, excluding the acquisition of Prana and foreign currency impacts, the turnover went up by 11 percent in the quarter, which is the company's smallest one in terms of revenues, historically ...
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Columbia rejigs its top management
Columbia Sportswear has announced a reorganization of its top management, describing it as a move to drive continued profitable growth. The group expects the company's sales to expand at double-digit rates for apparel in constant currencies this year, compared with $1.7 billion in 2014, while footwear sales are predicted ...
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Columbia ended 2014 strongly
Columbia Sportswear's sales jumped by 27 percent in the fourth quarter of 2014 to $677.0 million, generating a 57 percent higher operating profit, equal to 12.1 percent of sales, and a 51 percent higher net income of $55.6 million. On an adjusted basis, the operating margin reached 13.0 percent, up ...
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Columbia rises by 14% organically
Columbia Sportswear's sales were flat on a constant-currency basis in Europe, the Middle East and Africa (EMEA) during the third quarter ended Sept. 30. In terms of dollars, EMEA sales increased by 1 percent to $78.8 million. The group's revenues were up in dollars by 26 percent in the U.S. ...
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Columbia hires new manufacturing and marketing executives
Columbia Sportswear has hired Steve Woodside, formerly at VF Corp., as vice-president of global manufacturing and appointed Stuart Redsun, a former executive at Under Armour, to the newly-created role of chief marketing officer.Woodside, who will report directly to Columbia's chief operating officer, Bryan Timm, joined Columbia on Aug. 25. His ...
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Europe and footwear lift Columbia
A rebound in European sales helped Columbia Sportswear to post a 15.6 percent increase in total revenues to $324.2 million for the second quarter ended June 30. For the whole Europe, Middle East and Africa (EMEA) region, they were up by 39.1 percent to $72.9 million in the quarter, with ...
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Columbia buys prAna
While reporting stellar results for the first quarter (see the next article), Columbia Sportswear announced yesterday the takeover of Prana (the company spells its brand name as prAna), the American brand of lifestyle, yoga, rock-climbing and fitness clothing and accessories, for $190 million.Tim Boyle, president and chief executive of the ...
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Excellent quarter for Columbia, but not in Europe
Columbia Sportswear is upgrading its financial outlook for this year in reporting a 120 percent increase in net income to $22.3 million on 22 percent higher revenues of $424.1 million for the first quarter of 2014.All the geographies delivered double-digit sales growth except for Europe, the Middle East and Africa, ...
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New momentum for Columbia
Columbia Sportswear reported a sales increase of only one percent to $1,685 million in 2013, but the company enjoyed a higher-than-expected sales increase of 6 percent in the fourth quarter and the management sees the growth accelerating to a rate of between 15 and 17 percent in 2014. More than ...
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Columbia Sportswear wants to be more competitive
Columbia Sportswear will introduce new products with lower entry price levels and new technologies in Europe and the rest of the world. Noting that the purpose of this is to become more competitive and affordable, responding to consumers' demand for better value, Franco Fogliato, the newly-minted European manager of the ...
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Columbia is optimistic
Announcing a 14 percent increase in its quarterly dividends, Columbia Sportswear's board of directors was said to be confident in better results going forward. In fact, while they were still largely negative, the results released for the third quarter ended on Sept. 30 were better than forecast, due especially to ...
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Fogliato will run Columbia in Europe
Columbia Sportswear has named Franco Fogliato senior vice president for Europe, the Middle East and Africa (EMEA) with effect from Nov. 4. As reported in the previous article, Fogliato is on the verge of leaving Billabong International, where he spent nine years after holding various leadership roles at The North ...
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