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ArticleLenzing restructures fiber network and plans €300m capital increase
Lenzing will close fiber plants in Austria and the UK, target €120 million in savings and raise up to €300 million in new equity.
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News briefsVaude marks 25 years of company childcare
The German outdoor brand is celebrating 25 years of its on-site childcare center, highlighting its long-term commitment to family-friendly employment and workforce retention.
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ArticleRieter partners launch textile recycling franchise venture
Rieter, Säntis Textiles and Valvan are combining spinning, recycling and sorting expertise in a franchise model, with the first plant planned in Qatar.
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ArticleUvex Group marks 100 years with €683m in sales
The German safety and sports equipment group is marking its 100th anniversary with 3,000 employees, 49 subsidiaries and annual sales of €683 million.
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ArticleCycling mobility startup raises £2.5m
British cycling technology startup Tyred raised £2.5m to expand its connected bike ownership platform, combining maintenance, repairs, insurance and fleet management into a single digital service.
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News briefsSyntetica raises €26m to scale nylon recycling
The French recycling technology company has secured new funding to industrialize a process that recovers Nylon 6 and Nylon 6,6 from mixed textile waste.
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News briefsFantic sharpens cycling strategy for global growth
The Italian bike brand is integrating key cycling operations while strengthening the distinct market positioning of Fantic eBikes and Bottecchia as part of a new international growth strategy.
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News briefsSport 2000 reorganizes European management structure
Sport 2000 has introduced six cross-functional boards and reorganized its leadership team to strengthen coordination across its seven-country European organization.
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ArticleFirst companies earn B Corp certification under new standards
B Lab has certified the first companies under its revised global B Corp standards, introducing stricter environmental and social performance requirements.
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ArticleSport 2000 marks 60 years of retail cooperation
Sport 2000 is celebrating 60 years since its founding in France, having grown into an international retail service organization with around 3,000 stores in 17 countries.
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News briefsDecathlon UK joins Enjoy Benefits cycle scheme
Decathlon UK has partnered with Enjoy Benefits to expand access to Cycle to Work schemes, offering employees savings on bikes and cycling equipment.
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ArticleGoPro secures $20 million founder financing
GoPro founder and CEO Nicholas Woodman has agreed to provide $20 million in financing as the action camera maker continues its strategic review.
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ArticleHervis outlines Hervis 4.0 retail model
Hervis’ CEO says the Austrian sports retailer is moving toward a phygital, service-led operating model.
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ArticleRad Life Mobility acquires QuietKat
The acquisition adds off-road e-bike brand QuietKat to Rad Life Mobility’s portfolio alongside Rad Power Bikes and Serial 1.
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ArticleRebirth unveils long-term revival plan for Peugeot Cycles
French mobility group Rebirth plans to revive Peugeot Cycles with major investments, local production and European expansion.
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ArticleBig Agnes: ‘Innovation starts with getting outside’
CEO Bill Gamber and International Director Mark Flanagan discuss Big Agnes’ evolution, innovation and future growth after 25 years.
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ArticleAccell sale process advances with Dutech filing
Just months after outlining its turnaround strategy, Accell Group could be heading for new ownership as Singapore-based Dutech Holdings seeks regulatory approval for a proposed acquisition.
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News briefsANWR Group expands AI tools and retail network
ANWR Group increased business volume in 2025 while expanding AI-driven retail tools, strengthening its European network and investing in technology and data services.
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ArticleDecathlon Pulse, BA Capital invest in Brompton
The folding bike brand has welcomed Decathlon’s investment and innovation subsidiary and a Chinese venture capital firm as minority shareholders, aiming to accelerate international growth while maintaining its independence and brand identity.
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News briefsAmazon commits $48 billion to India through 2030
Amazon plans to invest $48 billion in India between 2026 and 2030, expanding AI, cloud and logistics infrastructure while supporting the country’s digital economy and job creation.
