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ArticleColumbia reports a 21% gain in operating income FY24
Columbia Sportswear plans to revamp marketing, review costs and expand globally to counter a challenging FY24.
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ArticlePerfect Moment gets non-compliance letter from NYSE
Perfect Moment has been notified that the company does not meet the minimum stockholders’ equity requirements.
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News briefsAmer Sports reports 60% revenue growth in China for Golden Week
The week-long national holiday starting Oct. 1, commemorating the founding of the People’s Republic of China, brought Amer robust sales growth driven by three brands’ solid performances.
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ArticleFootwear production in Italy continues to decline
In the first half of 2024, sales for Italian shoemakers were down by 9.1 percent.
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News briefsBjörn Borg updates financial targets
The annual sales growth target is raised by 5 percent, the Swedish brand has announced.
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C-Suite InterviewNew Wave Group CEO on the company’s US plans and the desire to acquire more sports brands
New Wave Group, proprietor of Craft and Tenson, has started teamwear sales in the US. An interview with CEO Torsten Jansson.
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ArticleAlibaba upgrades its secondary listing
The Chinese operator of the world’s largest online trading platforms is upgrading its Hong Kong listing to attract Chinese investors from the mainland.
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News briefsAsics lifts guidance, reports strong first half
Bolstered by double-digit sales growth across all global regions in Q2, Asics Corp. raised its full-year guidance late last week. The Japanese group is now forecasting 11.9 percent annual revenue growth to ¥660,000 million (€3.82bn) and a 64 percent increase in operating income to ¥95,000 million (€550.1m) for the 12 ...
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News briefsPlanet Fitness secures $800m for strategic refinancing
Planet Fitness, Inc. announced that it has completed its previously announced refinancing transaction. The new series of securitized notes consists of $800 million of Class A-2 senior secured notes issued in two tranches: Class A-2-I senior secured notes with an expected redemption date of five years, a principal amount of ...
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News briefsGolden Goose set to value almost €1.9bn at IPO
Italian luxury sneaker brand Golden Goose is aiming for a market capitalization of up to €1.86 billion when it goes public on the Milan Stock Exchange. The company has set a price range of €9.50 to €10.50 for the listing in order to raise up to €558 million before exercising ...
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News briefsWomen’s tennis and Saudi investment fund announce multi-year deal
The Women’s Tennis Association (WTA) and Public Investment Fund (PIF) have unveiled a multi-year partnership that is meant to grow women’s professional tennis and inspire more women and girls around the world to take up the sport. As part of the agreement, PIF will become the first-ever naming partner of ...
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News briefsPeloton shares drop as company announces $275m debt offering and refinancing plans
Shares of Peloton Interactive, Inc. tumbled by 16.3 percent following the announcement of the company’s plans for a comprehensive global refinancing effort. The fitness giant revealed it would issue $275.0 million in convertible senior notes due in 2029 as part of a private offering. Additionally, Peloton plans to secure a ...
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News briefsSuperdry prepares for emergency sale amid restructuring plan uncertainty
Superdry, the British fashion retailer, is facing a pivotal moment as it braces for the potential rejection of a restructuring plan proposed by CEO Julian Dunkerton. If creditors do not approve the plan, Superdry is set to launch a four-week emergency sale process, which could lead to a pre-pack administration ...
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ArticleSuperdry unveils restructuring plans amid financial struggles
Superdry has revealed its restructuring proposals alongside plans for an equity raise and delisting from the stock exchange. The proposed restructuring primarily focuses on revamping its UK property estate and retail cost base to achieve a more financially sustainable operating model. CEO Julian Dunkerton emphasized the importance of these measures, ...
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News briefsAllbirds faces Nasdaq pressure to boost stock price
Allbirds is facing pressure to increase its share price after receiving a warning from Nasdaq regarding its stock performance. The sustainable footwear brand disclosed that its Class A common stock had consistently closed below $1 per share for 30 consecutive days, violating Nasdaq’s regulations. Allbirds now has six months to ...
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News briefsJP Morgan forms new sports-focused investment division
Global financial firm JP Morgan Chase has set up a new “sports investment banking coverage group” to advise clients in an increasingly lucrative industry, according to an internal memo seen by Reuters. The new team will be co-led by Eric Menell, Managing Director, co-Head of North American Media Investment Banking ...
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News briefsXXL completes €43 million share issue amid growth expectations
Norwegian sports retailer XXL has completed a targeted new share issue of 500 million Norwegian kronor (€43 million), according to a press release. The subscription price was set at 0.70 Norwegian kronor (€0.06), which aligns with the latest closing price. Among the buyers are venture capital firms Altor, Ferd, and ...
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ArticleLi Ning considers privatizing sportswear firm amid market challenges
Chinese entrepreneur and former Olympic champion Li Ning is reportedly contemplating the privatization of his sportswear firm listed on the Hong Kong stock exchange, according to sources familiar with the matter. The move would add to a series of similar potential deals amid a challenging market landscape. Li founded Li ...
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News briefsUEFA reports record revenues for top-tier clubs
According to UEFA’s latest report, top-tier clubs participating in UEFA competitions have achieved unprecedented revenue levels in the 2021/22 fiscal year. The European Club Finance and Investment Landscape report disclosed that these clubs collectively generated approximately €23.9 billion in revenue during this period, marking a historic high. The staggering figure ...
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News briefsBasicNet's 2023 revenues rise to €398.6M despite brand revenue dip
BasicNet generated consolidated revenues of €398.6 million in 2023, up by 2.7 percent from the year earlier, as aggregate group brands revenues slipped by 10.4 percent to €1.14 billion, preliminary results show. The Italian company, which is the parent of such brands as Kappa, Robe di Kappa, K-Way, Superga and ...
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