All Bike & eBike articles – Page 15
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ArticleDynafit GM Benedikt Böhm to leave Oberalp
After 22 years at Dynafit, Böhm is leaving to become CEO and co-owner of outdoor lighting specialist Lupine.
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ArticleScott Sports expands Click & Collect in the US
Scott Sports expands Click-and-Collect and Locally integration across the US, enhancing online shopping while supporting independent bike dealers.
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ArticleSchöffel Group: The eighth generation has taken over
Jakob Schöffel takes over the management from his father Peter, becoming the eighth generation at the helm of the long-established outdoor company.
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ArticleEurobike: More ‘Outdoor’ thanks to renewed collab, new Adventure Area
Eurobike expands its global reach with a new collaboration with the Scandinavian outdoor industry and presents a new “Adventure Area” for 2025.
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ArticleICC rules Beat Zaugg must sell Scott Sports stake to Youngone
The International Chamber of Commerce arbitration tribunal’s ruling on Zaugg’s Scott Sports shares could potentially resolve the long-standing dispute with South Korea Youngone.
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ArticleShimano reports sales decline and profit drop across all segments in 2024
The Japanese group – and the world’s leading bicycle component manufacturer – reports a 22% drop in 2024 operating income due to weak bike and fishing sales but forecasts growth in 2025.
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ArticleThule to ratchet up product development, supply chain efficiency
The Sweden-based manufacturer of transportation, outdoor and camping gear boosts revenues and expands product lines, navigating market hurdles with strategic priorities for fiscal year 2025.
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News briefsOutdoor apparel market to grow $7.3bn by 2029
According to Technavio, the outdoor apparel market is set to soar by $7.3 billion by 2029, driven by innovation, sustainability, and AI-powered production.
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ArticleMips reports robust Q4 and FY2024 growth, adjusts long-term sales target
The Swedish helmet safety innovator posts record profits in Q4 2024 and updates long-term sales targets, reflecting market recovery and growth.
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News briefsThule Group named among Top 50 global sustainable companies
The Swedish outdoor gear company secures first place in the Consumer Durables category with a “Negligible Risk” ESG rating.
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News briefsDeuter expands showroom presence with sustainability focus
Deuter expands with sustainable showrooms in Germany and the UK, enhancing customer engagement and eco-friendly brand presentation.
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News briefsEurobike expands leadership team with new Head of Sales
Adrien Sockeel joins Fairnamic GmbH to drive Eurobike’s global growth.
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ArticleSimplon completes restructuring, secures future with new ownership
The Austrian bicycle brand is overcoming its struggles and has secured new ownership. It also announced an ambitious model offensive for 2025 under the new CEO.
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News briefsGlobal all-terrain road bikes market to hit $921.9m by 2030
Growing demand for versatile cycling fuels market expansion.
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ArticleKJK Sports appoints Melanja Korošec as SVP
The owner of Elan, Tahe Outdoors and Baltik Vairas appointed Korošec to drive innovation and global growth across its sporting goods brands.
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ArticleBECYCLE joins Pitti Uomo 108 to strengthen cycling and fashion synergies
Pitti Immagine’s cycling event moves to June 2025 in Florence.
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News briefsOrtlieb implements AI-powered repair system
The German outdoor company partners with the Munich-based AI startup Brakeable to streamline repairs, enhancing efficiency and sustainability while simplifying the customer experience.
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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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News briefsEurobike opens applications for 2025 Awards
Applications are now open for the 2025 Eurobike Awards. Submit your innovative cycling solutions, now also including various outdoor and camping products, by April 18.
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News briefsPierer Mobility reports losses and new leadership
The Austrian company faced challenges in 2024, reporting a 29% revenue drop and restructuring. Gottfried Neumeister takes over as CEO.
