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News briefsFrosts rebrands as Morakniv for unified identity
After 134 years, Frosts knives will adopt the Morakniv name, unifying the Swedish brand while maintaining its renowned quality and production standards.
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News briefsHaelixa with new brand identity
The Swiss traceability specialist introduces a bold new identity and website, signaling its evolution into a global leader in DNA-based supply chain traceability.
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News briefsBikeExchange to exit Australian market by June 2025
The online bicycle marketplace will end its Australian operations by June 2025 as it shifts focus to growth markets in North America and Europe.
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News briefsSecond-hand outdoor gear app Everide is shutting down
Everide, founded in Annecy in 2021, will fold on April 30.
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ArticleHudson’s Bay liquidates remaining flagship stores, uncertain future looms
Canada’s oldest retailer will liquidate six more flagship stores raising concerns over its legacy and historic artifacts.
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ArticleNYSE initiates delisting of Solo Brands
The delisting due to prolonged low stock prices had already been threatened, now necessitating a switch to OTC trading, and raising concerns about Solo Brands’ future liquidity.
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News briefsCEP launches footwear division and new brand identity
Source: CEP Mathias Schulz German performance brand CEP has unveiled a major rebranding initiative and entered the footwear market with its first running shoe, the Omnispeed, signaling a new chapter in its evolution from compression expert to holistic running brand. The relaunch is anchored by the new ...
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News briefsUK retail group Outdoor & Cycle Concepts rebrands
The group is now called Cotswold Outdoor Group and unveils a bold strategy that aims to combine retail expansion, sustainability goals and outdoor experiences.
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News briefsThule to lay off 22 employees at its Colorado plant
The Swedish company is reportedly closing its Longmont facility and laying off over half its staff, just ahead of its upcoming earnings report.
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News briefsRevel Bikes shuts down days after Sea Otter launch
Colorado brand Revel Bikes shuts down unexpectedly just days after showcasing new models at Sea Otter 2025.
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News briefsArc’teryx sets up footwear business unit to drive growth
The Canadian outdoor brand has formed a dedicated footwear business unit to accelerate innovation, growth and leadership in the global mountain footwear market.
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News briefsNowos secures €6ms for expansion of battery repair throughout Europe
The Netherlands-based startup targets Poland and Germany with scalable battery circularity solutions to make battery repair and reuse in micromobility and beyond a standard.
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ArticleSimplifyber secures $12m to scale bio-based textile innovation
The US materials company secures $12 million to scale up its eco-friendly Fybron material.
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News briefsAccell Group opens Koga Experience Center in Heerenveen
The new Experience Center in Heerenveen offers a behind-the-scenes look at the brand’s craftsmanship and cycling legacy.
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News briefsStrava opens new HQ in San Francisco
The platform unveils its new global headquarters in California, which is designed to foster innovation, collaboration and deeper connections with athletes worldwide.
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News briefsHudson’s Bay revises liquidation schedule in light of strong sales support
The Canadian retailer delays liquidation at six locations after stronger-than-expected sales, giving more time to pursue restructuring and investment options.
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News briefsVF Corp. plans layoffs in EMEA as turnaround efforts continue
The company plans layoffs at its EMEA headquarters in Stabio, Switzerland, as part of its Reinvent strategy, which will impact The North Face, Vans and Timberland.
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News briefsKlarna Files for IPO on NYSE
The Swedish fintech company, valued at €13.6b recently, expects to trade on the New York Stock Exchange under the symbol “KLAR.”
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OpinionIndustry 4.0 in sporting goods manufacturing
Industry 4.0 transforms sporting goods manufacturing with AI, IoT, and automation, driving efficiency, sustainability and competitive growth.
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News briefsIcebug publishes book on human skills development
The Swedish footwear company shares lessons from a two-year inner development program in its new book.
