Sami Kiiski is resigning at the end of July as the chief executive of Halti, the Finnish producer of ski and outdoor clothing and a member of Scandinavian Outdoor Group since 2005. He did not reveal his next step at this stage, and Halti has launched a search for his successor. Kiiski became the company’s CEO in 2016, taking the place of Jukka Vuori. Last year, Halti reportedly generated an operating margin of 9.6 percent on 12 percent higher sales of €25.6 million.
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