All Camping articles – Page 4
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ArticleSolo 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.
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ArticleHollywood set to take Revelyst’s storytelling to new level
The outdoor brand collective partners with the production company Sierra Pictures to integrate its brands into film and TV, unlocking new storytelling and marketing opportunities.
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News briefsOrtlieb expands partnership with Sportpulsion as exclusive French distributor
Ortlieb is centralizing its outdoor and bike segments to boost brand presence and strategy in France.
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News briefsScottish outdoor brand Trakke ceases operations
The company was hit by rising manufacturing costs in Britain over the last few years.
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News briefsPMI refutes Stanley Black & Decker’s lawsuit over ‘Stanley’ brand name
PMI pushes back against Stanley Black & Decker’s lawsuit, defending its century-old Stanley brand in the food and beverage container market.
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News briefsGlobetrotter kicks off outdoor testival season in April
Globetrotter’s open-air consumer test festival is returning to Germany with outdoor equipment tests, bike adventures and trade-in service for used gear.
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News briefsOverland Expo SoCal debuts with 300+ exhibitors, workshops
The event for overland adventure enthusiasts in Costa Mesa, California, debuts March 15-16 with 300+ exhibitors, expert-led workshops and outdoor gear demos.
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ArticleSolo Brands appoints John Larson as interim CEO
Chris Metz has stepped down from his role as CEO of the parent company of the Solo Stove, Chubbies, Oru Kayak, Isle and Icy Breeze brands, but will assist with the transition.
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News briefsBig Agnes launches new PFAS-free fabric for ultralight tents
The Colorado-based outdoor brand says HyperBead is a PFAS-free, ultralight fabric that offers 25 percent more waterproofing and a 6 percent weight reduction.
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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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ArticleYeti reports strong Q4 despite recall challenges
The US outdoor company navigated a competitive market and product recall costs to deliver strong financial results for Q4 and FY2024, with notable sales growth across key product categories and global markets.
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News briefsNemo announces 2025 partnerships focused on conservation and inclusivity
The US brand’s 2025 partnerships focus on conservation, advocacy and inclusivity, supporting outdoor access, sustainability and diverse communities.
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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 briefsNewell Brands’ outdoor business will introduce innovations in 2026
The US-based company delays major outdoor product launches to 2026, with growth expected next year despite current sales declines for brands like Coleman and Marmot.
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News briefsBig Agnes hires German PR agency to grow internationally
The outdoor brand from Colorado partners with 138 Alternatives to expand its presence in Germany, Austria and Switzerland.
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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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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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News briefsTatonka now producing 100% with solar power
Sustainable energy investment powers the German outdoor company’s production in Vietnam.
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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.
