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ArticleXponential Fitness loss widens; restates 2023 financials
The changes increased its net loss for the fiscal year to $6.4 million from $1.7 million.
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ArticleZumiez posts Q4 operating profit, but cautious on FY25 view
Gross margin improved to 36.2 percent and comparable store sales grew to 5.9 percent.
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ArticleHow Puma CEO Arne Freundt plans to regain investor confidence
These are the strategic cornerstones for Puma in 2025.
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ArticlePuma cuts 500 jobs worldwide
The company, which employs about 22,000 people worldwide, said the move is aimed at improving profitability.
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ArticleBaltic sporting goods market holding its breath as Decathlon increases its presence in 2025
However, the French giant’s regional investments may also be good news for local retailers.
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ArticleAllbirds banking on new assortments, initiatives to fly high again in late 2025
The San Francisco-based group believes new fall product assortments in the fall will bolster its fortunes and topline starting in Q4/25 after a transitional year in 2024.
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ArticleE-commerce is key growth driver for Vulcabras, 50% growth in e-com
Vulcabras realized 50 percent year-over-year growth in e-commerce in Q4 to 142.1 million Brazilian reais (€22.4m) and a 55 percent increase for the segment in FY24 to R$433.7 million (€68.1m).
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ArticleXXL CEO: ‘2025 is the year we return to growth’
Outdoor and sports retailer XXL has had two long, harsh years. But in 2025, CEO Freddy Sobin believes, there will be a change.
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ArticleYue Yuen reports improved FY results on manufacturing rebound
The globe’s largest manufacturer of footwear posted a 47 percent increase in FY24 Ebit to $572.1 million versus $390.2 million for the 12 months ended Dec. 31.
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ArticleUpdated: Puma’s FY25 outlook affected by geopolitical tensions and tariffs
Puma’s projected FY24 results include an estimated 8.5 percent revenue growth and net income of €281.6 million.
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ArticlePuma x Saysky running collection sends clear message to competitors
As running groups gather once again across the continent and entries for the 2025 Great Race attract eager runners, product releases and collabs are becoming more frequent in the sports industry. The one between global giant Puma and the small Danish brand Saysky is particularly eye-catching and interesting.
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ArticleTarget in partnership with Champion and will go for $15bn+ in sales growth by 2030
The discount department store giant will offer more brand partnerships to end-customers, for example, with Champion and Disney.
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ArticleOutlook – How Adidas seeks to become a healthy company again
“Making things simpler is the most difficult task we have,” says CEO Bjørn Gulden, but that is not the only challenge Adidas faces.
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ArticleAdidas replaces Nike as Liverpool kit partner for €357m
Adidas and the club will sign a five-year partnership in August to start together in the 2025/26 season.
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ArticleZalando’s revenues up 4-9% in 2025
Growth was driven by the ecosystem strategy in both B2C and B2B.
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ArticleWomen in leadership in the sporting goods industry 2024
Women in sporting goods leadership are making gains, but progress is slow. Our 2024 report reveals where the industry stands—and what still needs to change.
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ArticleJosee Larocque, Elevate Outdoor Collective: “Be proud and optimistic about that future!”
Josee Larocque has taken over the reins at Elevate Outdoor Collective in turbulent times - but is firmly convinced that the winter and outdoor sports market will recover.
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ArticleA league of its own: Is Unrivaled the future of women’s sports?
We explore the changes and opportunities of the new women’s basketball league.
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ArticleWellness to ‘Healthness’: Technogym’s latest concept
Technogym’s founder and CEO, Nerio Alessandri, announced at the most recent edition of the Wellness Congress.
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ArticleFoot Locker’s sales rose 2.6% in Q4, modest growth forecast for FY25
The group will do another 300 store refreshes (following 400 in 2024) and 80 additional “Reimagined” doors.
