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AnalysisAsian brands build global rosters, one deal at a time
From Curry to Jokic, Irving, Navarro and Raducanu, Anta, Li-Ning, 361, Uniqlo and Asics build rosters on three continents.
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News briefsAnta brand CEO Xu Yang resigns
Anta Sports Products confirms Xu Yang has resigned as CEO of its namesake brand; Lai Shixian named interim CEO.
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AnalysisScorecard full year 2025: more revenue, less profit
73 companies. Revenue up 3.6%. Net income down 17%. The gap between the two is the story of 2025.
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ArticleLi-Ning signs Curry. The game changes. Our analysis.
A $400m+ deal with Stephen Curry caps a multi-year push by Li-Ning to break out of China. Here’s what the strategy actually looks like.
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Case StudyANTA Sports: The making of a global multi-brand machine
From a Fujian shoe factory to a global conglomerate: how ANTA built a portfolio that now rivals Nike and adidas, and how it runs it.
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PDF NewsletterSGI Europe Executive Edition: Vol 37 - 13+14
Nike calls 1,400 job cuts a planned step. Analysts aren’t so sure | Adidas posts 14% revenue growth in Q1: guidance for the fiscal year remains cautious | Q4 2025 Scorecard: Revenue rises, earnings crater | New Balance targets $10bn revenue in Middle East push | Report: Europe’s fitness market breaks records in 2025 | WFSGI elects first all-American co-chairs | Adidas backs Bundesliga with €100m deal as Nike era looms | Garmin Q1 2026: fitness up 42%, outdoor down on prior-year comparison | Anta Q1 operational update: Spring Festival lifts sales, March reality bites | 361 Degrees Q1 2026: e-commerce outpaces steady offline gains | Yue Yuen warns of up to 55% profit drop as tariffs hit Q1 output | Moncler Group posts 12% Q1 revenue growth on Asia rebound | Reebok’s sport-by-sport comeback is a brand management masterclass | Five takeaways from Shimano’s Q1 2026 results | A probe into ‘forever chemicals’ in activewear lays bare fashion’s greenwashing problem
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News briefs361 Degrees Q1: offline holds, digital leads
China’s 361 Degrees posts 10% offline growth in Q1 2026, with e-commerce retail sales advancing at mid-double-digit pace.
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PDF NewsletterSGI Europe Executive Edition: Vol 37 - 11+12
Newton Golf nearly triples sales but operating losses deepen | Decathlon, JD Sports and lululemon make NRF global top | Column: The future of visibility isn’t Google – it’s the prompt | Frasers Group’s AI assistant claims 25% conversion gain over search | Dick’s targets 250 Foot Locker remodels by back-to-school | What Oura’s Doublepoint deal signals for the future of wearables | Castore picks Ocula Technologies as its AI product content partner | Playlist-EGYM merger creates fitness tech giant valued at $7.5bn | Women’s elite sports revenues to top $3bn for the first time, Deloitte says | TrusTrace’s One Retail Hub cuts fashion compliance burden by 70% | Worldly joins Green Sports Alliance to tackle supply chain impact | Odlo earns Fair Wear Leader status two years ahead of schedule
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Case StudyHow adidas rewired its China business
A 36 percent revenue drop in 2022 forced adidas to reimagine its China model. Three years later, Greater China is its fastest-growing region.
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Article361 Degrees posts 11% revenue growth
Chinese sportswear brand 361° reports double-digit growth across revenue, profit and e-commerce for full-year 2025.