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News briefsBystronic finalizes sale of Mammut
Bystronic , the Swiss holding company previously called Conzzeta Group , has announced the completion on June 30 of the sale of the Mammut Sports Group to Telemos Capital for an enterprise value of 230 million Swiss francs (€209.7m-$248.6m), including an earn-up of up to CHF 45 million ...
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ArticleU.K. investment firm to acquire Mammut
After Conzzeta had already announced on Dec. 9, 2019, that it would focus on the sheet metal working segment ( Bystronic business unit) in the future, and this year revealed the final restructuring, including the renaming of Conzzeta to Bystronic, the Swiss company has now apparently found a ...
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ArticleGood start of the year for Mammut
The Conzzeta Group ’s revenues reached 337.8 million Swiss francs (€306.6m-$367.2m) in the first three months of 2021, which corresponds to an increase of 18.0 percent from the year-ago quarter on an organic basis and in constant currencies. The Outdoor segment of the group, which only includes Mammut Sports ...
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ArticleConzzeta in transformation - new name, search for Mammut buyer and resignation of management team
In a further step in its ongoing strategic transformation and following the publication of declining results for the 2020 financial year, the executive board of the Swiss Conzzeta Group will step down at its upcoming annual general meeting on April 21. The board of directors will also propose ...
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ArticleMammut’s online sales climb, but brand is up for sale as Conzzeta is in transition
Robust online sales mitigated the impact of the pandemic on Mammut Sports Group ’s results for the full year. It generated net revenue of 218.4 million Swiss Francs (€197.5m-$236.1m) in 2020, down by 16.2 percent from the previous year in constant currencies. It ended with an operating loss ...
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News briefsDigitalization helped Mammut in Q4
The coronavirus pandemic took the toll on the Mammut Sports Group last year, but the fourth quarter was apparently better, thanks to the internet. In an interim report, its Swiss parent company, Conzzeta Group , said its outdoor operations suffered a drop in sales of 18.6 percent to 218.4 million ...
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ArticleMammut’s results beat expectations
In a business update, Conzzeta Group , the parent company of Mammut Sports Group, said revenues from the Outdoor segment, which only consists of Mammut, declined in the first nine months by 20.0 percent in reported terms to CHF 149.4 million (€139.3m-$163.2m), or by 17.5 percent in constant currencies and ...
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ArticleMammut struggles amid restructuring
Revenues for the Mammut Sports Group declined by 31.4 percent to 80.9 million swiss francs (€74.9m-$88.6m) in the first half of 2020, including a drop of 29.1 percent in comparable sales. The operating loss widened to CHF 23.3 million (€21.5m-$25.5m), down from an operating loss of CHF 5.3 million ...
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News briefsMammut receives Fair Wear Leadership Status
Following Fair Wear’ s latest brand performance check for 2019, which was carried out amidst the Covid-19 outbreak and modified to avoid unnecessary or prohibited travel, the Swiss outdoor specialist Mammut was awarded leadership status by the foundation. In the summary of its report, Fair Wear states that “Mammut ...
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News briefsMammut falls by 26.2% in Q1
The Outdoor segment of the Conzzeta Group , which basically consists of the Mammut Sports Group , suffered a drop of 26.2 percent in revenues on a currency-neutral basis in the first quarter. They were down by 28.2 percent on a reported basis to 50.8 million Swiss francs (€48.3m-$52.3m). The ...
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ArticleNo pressure for the sale of Mammut
As previously reported, the Conzzeta Group plans to divest its Outdoor division, which essentially consists of the Mammut Sports Group . Addressing financial analysts, the Swiss group’s management pointed out, however, that it is under no pressure to sell it at just any price because of the current economic ...
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Mammut Sports Group perform better than Conzzeta's other segments
The Mammut Sports Group , which is up for sale as we have previously reported, performed better last year than the other segments in which its parent company, the Swiss Conzzeta Group , is involved. The group’s Outdoor segment recorded a sales increase of 5.9 percent to €268.4 million (€307.6m-$343.8m) ...
