All Camping articles – Page 12
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ArticleDespite declines, Clarus sees improvement in outdoor and adventure
Revenue shifts in outdoor and adventure gear reflect strategic adjustments aimed at overcoming challenging consumer demand in key market segments.
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ArticleSolo Brands reports Q3 losses, reaffirms FY24 outlook
The outdoor lifestyle brand reports mixed quarterly results, but it maintains its revenue projections for the year.
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ArticleYeti makes progress with supply chain diversification as Q3 sales jump 10%
The outdoor company diversifies production, opens a new facility and reports 10% sales growth in Q3, driven by strong drinkware and cooler sales across all channels.
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News briefsJack Wolfskin expands UK partnership with Bleubird
The German outdoor brand strengthens its UK presence through a new agreement with a regional distributor to support independent retailers.
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ArticleMartin Stolzenberger: Being responsible, close to the market and authentic is key
In this exclusive interview, Martin Stolzenberger, CEO of Bergzeit, offers insights into the growth and sustainability journey of one of Europe’s leading outdoor retailers. Founded as a niche portal for mountaineering enthusiasts, Bergzeit has evolved into a major online retailer renowned for its authentic approach and commitment to quality.
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News briefsOverland Expo expands to Southern California with a new event
The world’s leading overlanding event series brings its first SoCal event to Costa Mesa, inviting enthusiasts to explore the latest in overlanding gear, techniques and destinations.
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News briefsNemo’s Endless Promise collection named to Time’s Best Inventions list
The collection, designed to be 100% recyclable, earns a spot on Time’s prestigious 2024 list for Recyclable Gear Innovation.
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News briefsNewell Brands prices $1.25bn in notes to refinance debt and extend maturity profile
The parent of Marmot, Coleman, Contigo and Campingaz has announced $1.25 billion in new notes to refinance existing debt, supporting longer-term financial flexibility.
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News briefsScandinavian Village at ISPO Munich 2024
Discover innovative outdoor gear and connect with top Scandinavian brands at the well-known Scandinavian Village from December 3-5.
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ArticleDecathlon Germany launches ‘Revice’ project to expand repair services
The new Revice project enhances repair services across Germany, accelerating circular economy efforts to quadruple repaired items by 2027.
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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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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 briefsAlpkit opens first European store in Munich
The certified B Corp shares the store with Veloroo and Sonder Bikes and brings sustainable outdoor and bikepacking gear from Britain to European consumers.
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ArticleNemo Equipment: ‘We are less affected by cautious consumer habits’
This is how the US equipment company Nemo plans to conquer Europe – and why hesitant consumers aren’t a problem.
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ArticleHelen of Troy reports higher sales, lower operating profit for Home & Outdoor segment
The Texas-based company’s Home & Outdoor segment saw a slight revenue boost but a 14% drop in operating income, with Osprey and Hydro Flask expanding distribution.
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ArticleVista Outdoor sells Revelyst to global investment firm
Vista is finally selling its outdoor segment for $1.125 billion; combined with the CSG transaction, this provides an estimated cash amount of $45 per share.
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News briefsDecathlon is opening a new repair shop in Munich
The retailer expands its repair services in Munich with a new 750 sqm workshop, offering quicker turnaround times and extended repair options for sports equipment.
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ArticlePatagonia implements internal changes for long-term growth, lays off 41 people
CEO Ryan Gellert outlined the changes, which include a reduction of the workforce by 1%, on LinkedIn.
