All Outdoor Industry Compass articles in OIC Vol. 17, Issue 4 – Page 3
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Short stops
Short Stops Week 44, 2024
CORPORATE AND M&A +++ Spinnova has been granted a R&D loan by Business Finland amounting to a maximum of €12.6 million for the period from July 5, 2024, to Dec. 31, 2027, which the company will use to develop its fiber production technology, as part of a €25 million project ...
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ArticleNo More Boots and ATK partner to launch SkiClicker Tech
The latest SkiClicker development simplifies tech-binding ski setup since no boots are required.
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OpinionPerformance Days: Moved Up to Another Level?
3,838 people came through the doors to Performance Days in late October 2024, the two-day ingredient sourcing event at Messe Munich last week. The event in March of this year had a 2,999 footfall – which was a show record attendance in itself. At a time when some shows are ...
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News briefsL.L.Bean and Noah Kahan present a New England-inspired collection
The US multichannel retailer and the Grammy-nominated singer & songwriter team up for a Vermont-inspired apparel line, celebrating New England’s rugged beauty and supporting mental health initiatives.
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News briefsSergeant launches all-year apparel line
The US company debuts new apparel crafted for durability and casual comfort throughout the year.
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News briefsPure Fishing closes key refinancing deal
The company secures a refinancing deal to improve liquidity, addressing debt and setting a foundation for stability amid market and supply chain challenges.
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News briefsAlpine Parrot is closing its doors
The American brand, catering specifically to people of size and people of color, has been confronted with market challenges and lack of capital.
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News briefsTexollini acquired by Hansae
The California-based textile manufacturer’s clients include Patagonia, New Balance, Champion and Alo Yoga.
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ArticleFenix Outdoor reports mixed Q3 performance with decline in branded segment
The group’s Q3 saw branded segment sales drop 21%, while the retail segment performance varied by region.
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ArticleNewell shrinks Outdoor & Rec loss despite lower sales
Newell’s Outdoor & Recreation sales drop 21% in Q3, but Coleman’s refreshed brand strategy shows promising early growth.
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News briefsColumbia Sportswear appoints new creative agency and marketing lead
Columbia teams up with new agency and marketing lead to elevate brand storytelling and connect with outdoor enthusiasts worldwide.
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ArticleHow Covision Media’s 3D scanners are changing the footwear industry
Read the interview published first by our colleagues at Shoe Intelligence.
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News briefsMips posts strong Q3 despite challenging environment
The ingredient brand reports record helmet sales and a 220% profit increase in Q3, driven by strong growth in North America and the Sport segment.
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ArticleStandard outdoor kit gets more affordable in Russia
Russia’s outdoor kit prices drop 17% as competition heats up, fueled by Chinese brands and local demand for gear amid shifts in travel trends.
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News briefsOrthoLite expands management team with new VP appointments
The US-based insole specialist appointed Raj Santhana and promotes Shaw Kiat Phua to drive innovation and operational excellence.
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News briefsPolygiene Group turns Q3 operating profit
The Swedish ingredient brand’s Q3 revenue jumps 42%, led by strong EMEA growth; sports & outdoor segment drives gains with new partnerships on the horizon.
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ArticleDometic weighs further restructuring, strategic improvements
The Swedish group faces a tough Q3 with a 17% revenue drop, and explores cost cuts and potential divestments; more details are expected with Q4 results.
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ArticleThule Q3 operating income rises 15 percent
The group sees solid Q3 growth with rising sales, profitability and new launches, despite challenges in the Americas market.
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News briefsRatos publishes Q3 results
Ratos reports a 14.9% increase in adjusted Ebitda for its Product Solutions segment, which includes Oase Outdoors’ brands Robens, Outwell and Easy Camp.
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News briefsK2 Sports Europe rebrands for unified global strategy
The rebranding aligns European operations with the Elevate Outdoor Collective’s global vision, creating a more cohesive and efficient structure.
