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News briefsShimano Q1: five takeaways
A 36% operating profit drop despite a top-line beat — and fishing tackle is now carrying more of the load.
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AnalysisQ4 2025 Scorecard: Revenue rises, earnings crater
Revenue climbed 8% across 47 companies in Q4 2025, but profits fell by more than a third, as impairments, strategic resets and structural consolidation all pulled in the same direction.
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PDF NewsletterSGI Europe Executive Edition: Vol 37 - 9+10
Reebok replaces China licensee as revenues slide for third year running | Decathlon enters MediaMarkt to accelerate German store expansion | PUMA partners with Chinese foam specialist Shincell on next-gen NITRO | Lidl brings carbon-plate running technology within reach, but the shoe is not for everyone | Ashley’s Frasers moves into Puma’s shareholder register, and history suggests it won’t stay quiet | Sport 2000 Group tops market with €5.3bn in 2025 retail sales | Gymshark hits record £646m revenue as profits dip on investment | Yue Yuen 2026: Expanding production in Southeast Asia | DICK’S posts $17bn in sales as Foot Locker reset takes shape | Adidas CEO Gulden drives growth with glocalization and US push | Helly Hansen acquisition drives Kontoor Brands to $3.15bn revenue | Adidas reports record revenues for 2025, eyes further growth | On Holding posts record growth in 2025 as FX drags net income | Shimano’s inventory crisis signals a bicycle industry hangover | Lululemon founder issues shareholder letter, demands board overhaul by March 13 | Adidas extends CEO Gulden and reshapes supervisory board | Soqa’s founder on closing the female football product gap
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ArticleShimano’s inventory crisis
A pandemic-era cycling boom flooded Europe and China with excess bikes. Now the world’s largest parts maker is paying the price.
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ArticleNike Japan nears 100% renewables
A 16-project solar supply agreement could close the last gap in Nike’s Japan electricity transition.
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ArticleClean200 2026: Nike, Adidas and Puma ranked
Five sporting goods firms feature in the global ranking of largest companies by sustainable revenue, with Nike at rank 57.
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AnalysisQ3 2025 Scorecard: Sporting goods winners & losers
SGIE Q3 2025 scorecard: 47 sporting goods companies tracked by sales and profits reveal uneven growth, with smaller firms outpacing larger competitors.
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AnalysisAnalysis: Industry stocks tumble 14% in 2025
Public sporting goods companies lost $67bn in aggregate market value in 2025 as tariff fears and operating challenges sent valuations down 14.3% on a weighted basis.
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AnalysisMarket Analysis: The global sports equipment market
The global sports equipment market recovered modestly in 2024.
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ArticleUN declaration recognises physical activity as core health intervention
UN recognises physical activity as a core health intervention. WFSGI and leading brands call for urgent action to address the global inactivity crisis.
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