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ArticleSchwan-Stabilo’s Outdoor brands report 14.1% revenue decline, maintains optimistic outlook
While the group reported a 6.2% decline in sales for the FY, Outdoor suffered a double-digit decline due to market saturation. The group remains optimistic and focuses on innovation and sustainable growth.
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News briefsKlättermusen launches ‘Time Well Spent’ winter campaign
The Swedish outdoor brand unveiled a campaign exploring personal connections to time and nature, with stunning visuals set in the Swiss Alps.
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News briefsRab bolsters market presence in Italy
The British outdoor brand teams up with Italian distributor B-Factory.
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ArticleMillet sets its sight on the US market
The French mountaineering brand is expanding its presence in the US, with Remedy Sales Group handling distribution.
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ArticleOberalp Group expands Salewa Cube climbing gym franchise in Italy
The new initiative will bring innovative, community-focused climbing gyms to urban areas, blending fitness, gear trials and year-round accessibility.
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News briefsBergzeit expands Re-Use platform and strengthens climate partnership
The German outdoor e-tailer enhances its second-hand platform and collaborates with POW to extend product lifecycles and cut waste.
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News briefsOberalp strengthens climbing segment with new leadership
New Commercial Manager Nina Lang aims to expand the European presence of Wild Country and Evolv.
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News briefsPeak Design launches its first Outdoor Line for 2024
On Nov. 21, the US brand known for its photo equipment will launch its first outdoor line with four products.
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OpinionMark Held: OutDoor – a time for decisions
This message by Mark Held, former EOG President, urges the outdoor industry to embrace OutDoor’s revamped model, which offers new, cost-effective opportunities.
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News briefsMontura appoints new CEO
The Italian outdoor apparel brand strengthens its leadership to enhance global market expansion and sustain its growth in the technical gear sector.
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News briefsArc’teryx pledges to use Cycora
Beginning in 2026, the Canadian outdoor brand will utilize Ambercycle’s Cycora regenerated materials as part of its efforts toward circularity.
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ArticleDespite declines, Clarus sees improvement in outdoor and adventure
Revenue shifts in outdoor and adventure gear reflect strategic adjustments aimed at overcoming challenging consumer demand in key market segments.
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ArticleWorld of Freesports is giving extreme sports a stage at ISPO Munich
An action sports channel hosts athletes and industry experts at the World of Freesports congress, exploring media strategies and sports visibility.
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News briefsRiebel is the new interim CEO of Ortovox
Following the departure of Schneidermeier, the group CEO is temporarily also in charge of the brand.
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ArticlePáramo brings sustainable rainwear to the US via DTC
The British brand, known for its sustainability and durability, is set to expand into the US market with direct-to-consumer sales.
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News briefsJack Wolfskin expands UK partnership with Bleubird
The German outdoor brand strengthens its UK presence through a new agreement with a regional distributor to support independent retailers.
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ArticleMartin Stolzenberger: Being responsible, close to the market and authentic is key
In this exclusive interview, Martin Stolzenberger, CEO of Bergzeit, offers insights into the growth and sustainability journey of one of Europe’s leading outdoor retailers. Founded as a niche portal for mountaineering enthusiasts, Bergzeit has evolved into a major online retailer renowned for its authentic approach and commitment to quality.
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News briefsVF sets new financial targets through 2028
The parent of of TNF, Timberland and other outdoor and sport brands outlined medium-term financial targets and growth initiatives, focusing on improved profitability and shareholder value.
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News briefsMammut appoints new managing director for North America
The Swiss outdoor company taps Matt Kaplan for North American expansion, leveraging his outdoor industry expertise.
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News briefsGokyo seeks $1.5m to expand across India
The Indian outdoor clothing brand eyes $1.5 million in funding for growth in online and offline channels.
