All Sporting Goods Intelligence articles in Volume 36, Issue 38+39 – Page 4
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News briefsTecnica Group restructures Alpine Division
The Italian winter sports group consolidates its ski brands Blizzard, Nordica and Tecnica under one leadership to drive global growth.
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News briefsMoncler Genius launches Edward Enninful’s first fashion collection
Enninful is the former editor-in-chief of British Vogue and co-founder of EE72.
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News briefsInterloop invests in export-oriented garments facility on the Suez Canal
The apparel manufacturer has announced a US$35.2 million investment for a plant in Egypt.
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News briefsWesports acquires Sportsmaster
The Swedish sports group is strengthening its portfolio with a Norwegian fitness specialist, with a turnover of 200 MNOK (€17.3m).
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ArticleWorld Rugby to invest in US
The country is set to host the Men’s Rugby World Cup and the Women’s Rugby World Cup, in 2031 and 2033 respectively.
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News briefsMore on Luanvi’s savior, Revolution Sport
Revolution Sport, the new entity that has saved the Luanvi brand, turns out to be an entrepreneurial branching out on the part of Víctor Huerta, according to Expansión and others. Huerta is the owner of a family-run coffee company in Spain, Cafés Durbán. The Luanvi brand remains ...
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ArticleGiorgio Armani leaves instructions for the sale of his group
The Italian fashion house Giorgio Armani SpA should sell a 15 percent stake to the French luxury goods group LVMH, the Franco-Italian eyewear group EssilorLuxottica, the French beauty and cosmetics group L’Oréal, or another luxury group in the next 12 to 18 months, the designer Giorgio Armani has stipulated in ...
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News briefs3G completes the acquisition of Skechers
3G Capital completed the acquisition of Skeckers, taking the US footwear company private.
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News briefsGymshark launches limited-edition shoe range with R.A.D.
It is Gymshark’s first footwear range.
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News briefsGalvin Green has a new CEO
Golf apparel brand Galvin Green has promoted Martin Nilsson to its new CEO.
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News briefsKlarna debuts at New York Stock Exchange
Swedish fintech Klarna made its stock market debut on the New York Stock Exchange, raising $1.37 billion (€1.26bn) in its IPO.
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AnalysisThe top sporting goods industry performers by sales and profits in Q2 2025
The 43 publicly traded companies in our quarterly scorecard have experienced a significant 45 percent decline in aggregated profits.
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News briefsCanada Goose partners with Beside Group for Middle East expansion
The Canadian brand’s full product range will be offered across retail, wholesale and e-commerce channels.
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ArticleInditex enjoys a strong start to the autumn/winter season
In the first half ended July 31, Inditex posted sales of €18.4 billion.
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Short stops
Short Stops Week 38, 2025
CORPORATE +++ The Australian Olympic Committee (AOC) has secured an investment from athlete-led private investment firm Athletic Ventures through to the Brisbane 2032 Olympic Games +++ BRANDS +++ Everlast has collaborated with Off-White to create a custom fight kit for Terence Crawford +++ Eastside Golf has revealed ...
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