All Corporate articles – Page 7
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News briefsCirc to build $500m recycling plant in France
It will be the first industrial-scale polycotton recycling plant in the world, according to Circ.
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ArticleReju selects Dutch site for first major recycling hub
The textile regeneration firm plans to build its first large-scale recycling center in the Netherlands.
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News briefsAluula adjusts stock options
The Canadian composite materials company updates its equity incentives following a recent drop in share price and a completed rights offering.
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ArticleBrightfiber opens recycling factory in Amsterdam
The facility transforms locally sourced used clothes into “high-quality” textile fibers.
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ArticleIntersport merges Swedish and Danish operations
The Nordic sporting goods retailers join forces to improve efficiency, scale and customer service across Sweden and Denmark.
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News briefsRapala VMC holds AGM, confirms Board of Directors and authorizations
The Finnish fishing tackle company held its 2025 AGM, at which it approved board elections, new share and repurchase authorizations, and a no-dividend decision.
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News briefsSuperfeet unveils brand refresh and innovation push
The US-based insole maker known for sports performance announces a bold brand evolution, signaling a renewed focus on innovation and athlete engagement.
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News briefsSamsara Eco partners with KBR for its first textiles enzymatic recycling plant
The facility is due for completion in early 2028.
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News briefsEeden raises €18 million to scale its textile recycling technology
The funding round was led by Forbion through its BioEconomy Fund.
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News briefsVF Corp. cuts 400 jobs in global restructuring
The US group behind several outdoor and lifestyle brands is reducing its workforce as part of a broader turnaround strategy.
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News briefsItalian firm Crazy launches new urban outdoor brand Avista
Avista integrates Italian tailoring and artisanal elements into outdoor clothing.
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ArticleReima Group welcomes new majority owners
The Finnish brand enters a new phase of international growth as industry veterans Elina Björklund, Anders Ullstrand and Jonas Meerits take majority ownership.
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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.
