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Sport 2000 posts strong 2025 growth
The European sporting goods retail group reports strong sales growth across key markets as its specialization strategy gains traction.
CoDi reports Q3 loss as portfolio holds up
The US-based holding company returned to timely SEC reporting in Q3, posting modest sales growth but a net loss as higher interest costs and Lugano-related issues overshadowed stable performance at core operating brands.
Sport 2000 enters Polish market
The sporting goods retail cooperative is expanding eastward through a new partnership targeting a fast-growing consumer market.
Spar sells Hervis
The Austrian grocery group has divested its long-standing sports retail arm, transferring the chain to two private investors.
On names new CFO
Ahead of its next growth phase, the Swiss performance sportswear group has reinforced its top management.
Arc’teryx appoints first brand chief
The Canadian outdoor apparel and equipment maker is strengthening its leadership team to support global brand and regional growth.
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Short Stops Week 05, 2026
+++ Anta Sports has agreed to acquire a 29.06% stake in Puma for €1.5 billion in cash, becoming its largest shareholder to support the brand’s growth and global strategy while keeping Puma independent and ruling out a takeover
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