All Sporting Goods Intelligence articles in Volume 34, Issue 45+46 – Page 2
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News briefsMunich opens its largest flagship in central Madrid
Spanish sneaker brand Munich is opening a new flagship store at Calle de Fuencarral 5, in the premises previously occupied by a Mr Wonderful stationery shop. Calle de Fuencarral is one of Spain’s capital’s main shopping destinations and tourist areas. The new store will be the largest in Munich’s retail ...
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News briefsIOC president meets with UN secretary-general
The president of the International Olympic Committee (IOC), Thomas Bach, met with the United Nations (UN) secretary-general António Guterres on Nov. 20 before presenting the Olympic Truce draft resolution to the UN. The two leaders discussed the current issues in the world’s geopolitical situation, and both stressed the contribution of ...
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Short stops
Short Stops Week 48, 2023
LEGAL AND INSTITUTIONAL +++ FIBA has extended the “current status quo regarding the participation of Russia and Belarus in international competitions” in connection with the ongoing conflict in Ukraine, which means that the two countries will continue to be excluded from international basketball competitions as they have been since March ...
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ArticleFrance announces physical activity and sport as 2024’s “Grande Cause Nationale”
Each year since 1977, the French Prime Minister has awarded the official label “Grande Cause Nationale” (great national cause) to a public interest campaign implemented by an organization or a group of associations, which will receive assistance and publicity throughout the year. The theme changes every year. For the first ...
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News briefsFrench business network Medef appoints a co-President for its Paris 2024 committee
Medef (Mouvement des Entreprises de France), the leading network of entrepreneurs in the country, has appointed Fabien Gilot as co-president of the organization’s committee for the Paris 2024 Olympics. Gilot will join forces with Dominique Carlac’h, who was already at the committee’s helm and will now share responsibilities with him. ...
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News briefsPolygiene introduces new plant-based StayFreshBIO
The Polygiene Group will launch a plant-based antimicrobial technology for the textile market at ISPO Munich 2023. The technology is based on a 100 percent bio-based active ingredient derived from plant substances. It complements Polygiene’s current silver-based solution and is in line with the movement in certain regions looking for ...
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ArticleHow Sport 2000’s "One Sport" strategy is evolving
Ahead of ISPO Munich 2023, Sport 2000 International has released an update of its One Sport 2000 strategy and progress. In a statement, Margit Gosau, CEO of Sport 2000 International and Sport 2000 GmbH, discusses a three-pronged approach which includes expanding specialization and progressively implementing this in brick-and-mortar retail formats, ...
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News briefsCircle Sportswear raises €4m in latest funding round
Circle Sportswear, the French start-up that uses recycled resources to produce new technical garments that are themselves recyclable, has raised €4 million in a Series A funding round. The investment is led by French positive impact investment firm Alter Equity, alongside its historical shareholders and Thierry Peuchot, former marketing director ...
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ArticleAlibaba’s founder mulls cutting stake
Jack Ma, founder of the Chinese e-commerce giant Alibaba, is weighing whether to sell 10 million shares in the company through his family’s trust and re-invest the proceeds in agriculture and public welfare projects. Ma disclosed his potential transaction in a regulatory filing on the same day that Alibaba reported ...
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ArticleDigitalization is key for 85% of European SMEs, but gaps in tech adoption
Digitalization is a powerful growth lever in today’s economy, but companies are not always up to speed with technological developments, especially small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs). According to new research from Sage, 85 percent of European SMEs consider digital tech as a key element to their growth ...
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News briefsBasketball Revolution rebrands as Basketball Emotion, opens first store in Madrid
Basketball Revolution, which Fútbol Emotion acquired in March, is now rebranding as Basketball Emotion starting Dec. 1. Alongside the rebranding, the chain will be opening its first Basketball Revolution store, also on Dec. 1. The new 600-sqm store will be located at the MegaPark shopping mall in San Sebastian de ...
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News briefsEssilorLuxottica secures Moncler eyewear license
EssilorLuxottica and Moncler have announced the signature of an exclusive licensing agreement for the design, production and global distribution of Moncler-branded eyewear, including eyeglasses and sunglasses. The agreement will be in effect from January 2024 until December 2028 with an automatic renewal option for five more years, and the first ...
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News briefsA pivotal year for Fútbol Emotion
Fútbol Emotion might achieve the record €85 million in annual sales that it forecast at the close of the first quarter of this year. However, its latest forecast hedges the bet, shaving off €1 to €2 million – all of this according to CMDsport. Even €83 million, though, would amount ...
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News briefsChina Dongxiang results impaired by investments
China Dongxiang, which distributes the Kappa brand in Greater China and has been a publicly traded company since 2007, reported a net loss of 410 million yuan renminbi (€52.7m) for the six months ended Sep. 30. Excluding its investment segment, operating profit was RMB 75 million (€9.6m). Year-over-year revenues were ...
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News briefsPower outage costs TGL a stroke
TGL, the new golf league we reported on about a week ago, finds itself in the rough. The league was set to make its debut this coming January with some serious pros in on its six teams, but a power outage has collapsed an air-supported dome on its playing grounds, ...
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News briefseBay supports voluntary offer to acquire Adevinta
eBay has announced its support for the voluntary tender offer led by Permira and Blackstone for all publicly traded shares of Adevinta, a publicly traded Norwegian company and the world’s largest operator of online classifieds portals. Under the terms of the transaction, eBay would sell 50 percent of its shares ...
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News briefsPuma appoints new GM for Japanese business
Source: Puma Ryokusai Inoue Puma has appointed Ryokusai Inoue as the new General Manager of Puma Japan with immediate effect. He will report directly to Germany-based Puma CEO Arne Freundt. Inoue joined the company in 2015 as Director of Retail. In this position, he shaped the success ...
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News briefsUnder Armour opens its first London outlet store at The O2
Under Armour will be opening a 370-sqm unit at Outlet Shopping at The O2 in London in early December. Outlet Shopping at The O2 is owned and operated by Waterfront Limited Partnership, a joint venture between AEG and Crosstree Real Estate Partners. The new store will be Under Armour’s 12th ...
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News briefsDecathlon opens megastore at new Merlata Bloom mall in Italy
Decathlon has moved its historic Baranzate store, near Milan, which had been there for 30 years, to the new Merlata Bloom shopping mall on Nov. 18. The new store boasts a larger surface – from 4,500 sqm in Baranzate to 5,500 sqm – and a staff of 83 people, including ...
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News briefsPilar Alegría will head sports in Spain’s new cabinet
Spain’s Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez announced on Nov. 21 his new cabinet, which includes a reshuffling of some portfolios. Pilar Alegría, who has been at the helm of the Ministry for Education and Vocational Training since 2021, will continue heading the education system but has now gained an additional sports ...
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