Latest Financial News – Page 2
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ArticleCanada Goose exceeds income forecasts despite revenue dip
The Canadian luxury outerwear company surpasses profit expectations amid mixed regional sales, strategic inventory cuts and shifting forecasts for DTC growth.
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ArticleBergfreunde surpasses €300m in 2024 revenue milestone
Bergfreunde hits a record €313 million in 2024, with plans for tech upgrades, global expansion and climate initiatives driving future growth.
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ArticleColumbia ramping up marketing spend, new products this year
Columbia Sportswear plans a marketing revamp, cost reviews and global expansion to counter a challenging FY24.
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ArticleJohnson Outdoors reports loss in seasonally slow quarter
US outdoor brand Johnson Outdoors posts a $20.2M loss as revenues drop 22%, with its fishing and diving segments hit hardest by market challenges.
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ArticleSport 2000 GmbH reports solid growth
Despite a challenging market, the seven-country retail group achieves €4.04bn in sales in 2024.
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ArticleDeckers reports record Q3 revenue, raises 2025 outlook
Deckers Brands’ international sales surged by 28.5 percent; the overall record Q3 revenue was driven by Ugg and Hoka.
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ArticleRVRC starts Q3 with sales growth after top line jumps 12% in Q2
Swedish DTC brand RevolutionRace sees early 2025 sales growth despite market challenges, expanding its global reach and tripling alpine collection sales in Q2.
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ArticleUSWE reports strong Q3 growth and prepares for product launches
USWE Sports reports solid Q3 growth with a 13% sales increase and prepares for major product launches this spring.
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ArticleDometic declines to predict demand; Q4 operating profit tumbles
Dometic faces revenue declines and an operating loss as cautious consumer spending impacts demand. The company hopes for a gradual recovery in 2025.
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ArticleTNF, Timberland each generate higher Q3 sales
VF Corp’s outdoor brands saw sales growth, but challenges remain as the company navigates its transformation plan. Investors await key updates in March.
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ArticleKMD Brands sees holiday sales rebound with DTC growth
In a trading update, KMD reported strong holiday sales rebound with DTC growth across Rip Curl, Kathmandu and Oboz despite ongoing wholesale challenges.
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ArticleDistribution expansion, new products fuel Hydro Flask
Helen of Troy sees mixed Q3 results: rising revenues in its Home & Outdoor segment but challenges in operating income amid brand momentum and innovations.
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ArticleLower demand hurts Johnson Outdoors’ Q4 results
The group reports a high quarterly loss on falling margins and uneven segment performance, despite an almost 10% increase in total revenue.
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ArticleChange of leadership at Ecco
Leadership shifts and financial updates highlight challenges and opportunities for the Danish footwear brand to navigate market dynamics and regional complexities.
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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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ArticleAmer Sports reports strong Q3, led by technical apparel
The global sports company reports strong growth, fueled by its premium outdoor and ski brands, and outlines strategic leadership changes and future plans.
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ArticleDespite sales decline in first three quarters, Ideal reports reduced loss
Despite a sharp revenue decline, the Taiwanese bicycle manufacturer cuts losses significantly, showing resilience after 2023’s major customer insolvencies.
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ArticleKMD Brands reports Q1 update, elects board members
The group released trading results, highlighted improved sales trends and announced the re-election of directors at its annual meeting.
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ArticleGiant Group's results still affected by high inventories
The Taiwanese group is facing a decline in sales and challenges in the market in the first three quarters despite strong growth in China and new indoor cycling ventures.
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ArticleMerrell’s Q3 EMEA sales rise by mid-teens
Merrell’s Q3 sales rose 1.4% to $159.2m, driven by growth in the US and Asia. Parent Wolverine Worldwide eyes a strong 2025 launch for Merrell’s Speed Arc Collection.
