The latest financial results from the key players in the outdoor industry.
Solo Brands faces uncertain future
The US outdoor lifestyle company faces financial uncertainty but outlines a turnaround plan, including cost cuts and pricing changes, as it seeks a return to profitability.
Tecnica Group reports stable financial results in 2024, with Lowa leading growth
Despite a 4% revenue dip, the Italian group reports solid 2024 results, with Lowa driving growth and a strategic push into digital and sustainability.
Clarus reports Q4 and FY24 results amid heavy impairment charges
Clarus reports a $65.5 million Q4 loss amid heavy impairments but sees growth in its outdoor segment while adventure sales struggle.
Rapala VMC makes progress stabilizing business in FY24
As the Finnish group prepares for a CEO transition, it reports mixed FY24 results, citing progress in efficiency and brand positioning.
Solo Brands faces delisting from NYSE over low share price
The company risks delisting after its stock remains below $1.00 for 30 days, and it has six months to regain compliance.
Mixed results for CoDi’s outdoor business in Q4
Compass Diversified’s outdoor brands saw mixed Q4 results, with Boa and PrimaLoft growing while 5.11 and Velocity Outdoor struggled.
Rocky Brands projects modest 2025 growth after strong Q4
Rocky Brands is cautiously optimistic about the prospects for 2025 after posting better-than-expected sales in the fourth quarter of 2024 and seeing continued momentum at the start of 2025.
Amer Sports sees 23% Q4 growth, strong Arc’teryx performance
CFO Andrew Page said a “financial turning point in Amer Sports’ journey” occurred in Q4 as the company reported strong Q4 and FY24 results that included strong free cash flow and a “continued transformation” of its capital structure.
