All Corporate articles – Page 3
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News briefsDeuter highlights apprenticeship program
The German backpack and sleeping bag specialist is highlighting its apprenticeship program and employee development approach as part of a regional business magazine feature.
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News briefsYeti targets growth through innovation
Yeti says renewed product innovation, strong international momentum and growth potential in bags and soft coolers are expected to support its next phase of expansion.
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ArticleGR3N secures €15.5m for PET recycling scale-up
The Swiss cleantech company plans to use the funding to develop what it describes as the world’s first industrial-scale microwave-assisted PET chemical recycling facility.
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News briefsCarbios delays China biorecycling plant launch
Carbios and Wankai have pushed back the start-up of their planned PET biorecycling plant in China to the first half of 2028 as additional technical work continues.
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News briefsYKK invests $150m in new India factory
The fastening products manufacturer is expanding its production footprint in India with a $150 million investment in a new factory near Chennai.
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ArticleTersus strengthens circularity platform with footwear facility
Tersus Solutions is expanding its circularity business with a dedicated footwear facility, a new resale partnership with Topo Designs and Trove, and two senior leadership appointments.
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ArticleEquip secures £48.5m funding for expansion
Rab owner Equip Outdoor Technologies has secured a £48.5 million sustainability-linked funding package from HSBC UK, strengthened its leadership team and outlined plans for further international growth.
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News briefsCarbonfact acquires Vaayu to expand fashion data platform
The deal combines two fashion sustainability platforms serving more than 300 brands as the industry prepares for stricter product-level environmental reporting requirements.
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ArticleGeartrade reports strong resale growth
The outdoor gear resale platform reported more than 40 percent revenue growth while continuing to focus on extending product lifecycles and reducing waste.
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ArticleCotswold Outdoor Group relocates HQ to Swindon
The British retail group has relocated its headquarters to a new sustainability-focused office complex in Swindon, using mountain-inspired design elements to reinforce its outdoor retail identity and support future growth.
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News briefsOura confidentially files for IPO amid wearable boom
Oura has confidentially filed for an initial public offering in the US, positioning the fast-growing wearable technology company for what could become the largest connected fitness IPO since Peloton and Fitbit.
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ArticleLycra exits Chapter 11 after major debt reduction
The Lycra Company emerges from Chapter 11 protection with more than $1.2bn in debt eliminated and a reshaped leadership structure aimed at stabilizing the fiber specialist for long-term growth.
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News briefs66°North marks centenary with Iceland community exhibition
66°North celebrated its 100th anniversary with a community-focused exhibition during Reykjavík’s DesignMarch festival, highlighting the people and professions that have shaped the brand since 1926.
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News briefsTeijin Frontier-Asahi Kasei integration named TA Frontier
Teijin Frontier and Asahi Kasei Advance will combine their operations under the new company name TA Frontier from October, targeting growth across textiles, industrial materials and resin products.
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News briefsTahe Outdoors France advances court-supervised sale process
The French watersports manufacturer behind Tahe and SIC Maui says its restructuring process is now focused on securing new ownership while maintaining operations and protecting jobs.
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ArticleLowa opens new US headquarters in Salt Lake City
The German footwear specialist is strengthening its North American presence with a new US headquarters in Utah following record global sales in 2025.
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ArticleGoPro explores strategic alternatives as Q1 sales plunge
The action camera company is reviewing “strategic alternatives,” including a potential sale or merger, amid declining sales and widening losses.
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News briefsThule shareholders approve dividend and board changes
Thule Group shareholders approved a higher dividend, board appointments and new share repurchase and incentive programs at the company’s 2026 AGM.
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ArticleLowa reinvents itself: New brand identity, trail running ambitions and international growth
The German footwear specialist is repositioning its brand with a new identity, expanded trail running focus and stronger international growth plans.
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ArticleGORE-TEX® Brand looks ahead after 50 years of innovation
What started as a material innovation has evolved into one of the recognized ingredient brands in the sporting goods industry.
