All Corporate articles – Page 3
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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.
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ArticleCoDi reaches Lugano settlement
Compass Diversified has reached a settlement in the Chapter 11 proceedings of its former subsidiary, Lugano, establishing a framework for cash recoveries while supporting the jeweler’s proposed liquidation plan.
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News briefsAgosti Xtreme Sport closes after more than 60 years
A long-established Spanish mountain sports retailer has ceased trading after more than six decades, as independent sporting goods stores continue to disappear across the country.
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ArticleYoungone expands Uzbekistan investment plans
The South Korean textile and apparel manufacturer is expanding its presence in Uzbekistan with new investments and plans to strengthen the country’s role within its global production network.
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News briefsMadshus restarts production after five-month shutdown
The Norwegian cross-country ski manufacturer has resumed full production and recalled furloughed workers after a five-month operational pause to reduce inventories and restructure the business.
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News briefsThule sees improving profitability as product launches gain traction
The Swedish outdoor equipment manufacturer expects improved profitability in Q2 as new product launches gain momentum despite continued currency headwinds and soft consumer sentiment.
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ArticleSchöffel marks 222 years of textile heritage
The German family-owned apparel specialist is marking its 222nd anniversary, highlighting its evolution from a textile manufacturer to a diversified clothing group.
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ArticleDecathlon grants €2,000 in shares to eligible staff
The retailer has launched a new global employee ownership initiative, offering eligible staff equity-linked incentives tied to the company’s long-term performance.
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ArticleBergfreunde opens new office in Tübingen
The German outdoor e-commerce specialist has opened a new office in Tübingen to support future growth and expand its workforce capacity.
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News briefsRoica unveils new global brand identity
Asahi Kasei’s stretch fiber brand introduces a new visual identity and digital platform as part of its global growth strategy.
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ArticleSolena Materials secures funding for protein fiber scale-up
Solena Materials and The Protein Express have secured €1.4m in Eurostars funding to accelerate the development and commercialization of scalable protein-based textile fibers.
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ArticleChristian Gisi: ‘Exped has every right to be a little louder’
After 100 days in the role, Exped CEO Christian Gisi shares his plans for marketing, distribution, organizational development and the company’s long-term independence.
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ArticleHervis to close around 30 stores
The Austrian retailer is preparing to close around one-fifth of its store network as the new owners accelerate efforts to reposition the business amid challenging market conditions.
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ArticlePon.Bike to close Cannondale factory in Netherlands
Pon.Bike will close its Cannondale assembly plant in Almelo by the end of 2027, relocating production to Germany and Lithuania as part of its multi-brand manufacturing strategy.
