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The world’s biggest sports retailers
Our annual analysis of the world’s largest sports retailers has the revenue of 50 companies and ranks their growth compared with last year.
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XXL facing NOK 140 million tax bill
XXL ASA has received a reassessment from the Norwegian tax authorities relating to the group’s international transfer pricing model, leaving it owing nearly NOK 140 million. In its reassessment, the Norwegian tax authorities have increased the taxable income of XXL Sport and Villmark AS for 2015–2018, resulting in additional tax ...
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Head of XXL Norway to step down next May
Source: via Norsk Sportsbransjeforening Stine Trygg-Hauger Stine Trygg-Hauger will step down as managing director of XXL Sport & Villmark in May 2023. At the same time, the new XXL group CEO Freddy Sobin will take over from Pål Wibe, who stepped down earlier this year. Trygg-Hauger has ...
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SGI Europe Executive Edition: Vol 32 - 47+48
Winners and losers in globally flat retail | ISPO Munich is moved to November | Supply chain issues move fairs forward | Yue Yuen’s growth stopped in Q3 | China’s Topsports sees lower sales | Foot Locker grew by 3.9% in Q2 | On sees growth slowing down | ABG shelves IPO plans | Austria imposes a general lockdown | Alpine ski facilities not yet closed | Outdoor shoes outperform athletic, casual
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Analysis: The world’s major sports retailers
This exclusive, yearly statistic shows the revenue development of the 50 largest sports retailers.
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SGI Europe Executive Edition: Vol 32 - 39+40
A 10.8% drop in sports apparel in 2020 | Nike cuts guidance on supply chain woes | Nike works with fewer retailers in Spain | Skechers adjusts prices | iFIT seeks $6.7bn valuation | Rossignol to focus on mountain sports | Winter sports industry warns about Covid | Warnings about the economic recovery | European Outdoor Summit to be integrated into ISPO Munich
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Driven by DTC and online, Norway’s sporting goods market grew by 16.5% in 2020
While exceeding 10 percent, the growth in Norway’s sporting goods industry from 2019 to this past January was too low – or so says Trond Evald Hansen of the Norwegian Sports Industry Association. Hansen’s calculations are more comprehensive than those compiled by various organizations in some other countries, as they ...
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SGI Europe Executive Edition: Vol 31 - 39+40
Bad timing for new lockdowns | World’s major retailers grew by 7% | New Amazon probe in Germany | Stricter rules for marketplaces | Callaway to merge with Topgolf | Will Adidas divest Reebok? | VF’s results and agility strategy | Puma returns to profit and growth | Technogym invests in home fitness | OR and Ispo Munich will be digital-only | Contrasting consumer sentiment in Europe | Little impact from Covid on China’s results or biggest sports retailer
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Ranking - The Largest Sporting Goods Retailers Worldwide
This exclusive chart shows the revenue development of the major global sporting goods retailers in 2019 vs 2018. The chart and data can be downloaded. This is exclusive data and analysis for Premium Members.
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SGI Europe Executive Edition: Vol 31 - 37+38
The leading sports retailers online | E-commerce boosts Decathlon | Covid boosts online sales | VF reorganizes the top suite | Icon and Hyperice get high valuations | Cautious outlook for winter sports | Tennis’ recovery to benefit Babolat | Nike is most marketed brand in sports | WFSGI survey shows more pessimism | eBay joins the sneaker resale market | Facebook helps Elho’s rebirth | Ispo Munich, other fairs go hybrid