All Financial results articles
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ArticleGiant Group revenue declines 15.5% in 2025
The Taiwanese bicycle manufacturer reported lower annual sales, though margins improved and OEM business showed signs of recovery.
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News briefsDick’s Q4 profit drops amid Foot Locker integration
Dick’s Sporting Goods reported lower fourth-quarter profits as costs tied to the Foot Locker acquisition weighed on results.
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ArticleRapala VMC sales rise, profit turns negative
The Finnish fishing tackle group increased sales and comparable profit, but reported a net loss on translation-related ite
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ArticleTecnica Group revenue rises to €541m
Growth in footwear and equipment helped the Italian outdoor group increase revenue despite a challenging global environment.
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ArticleGoPro narrows 2025 loss as cost cuts offset weaker camera demand
GoPro cut its 2025 net loss sharply despite lower camera sales, supported by reduced operating expenses, stable subscription revenue and improved cash flow from operations.
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ArticleClarus narrows loss as Black Diamond stabilizes, Adventure lags
Clarus reported lower 2025 sales and another year of impairments, but its Outdoor segment showed improving resilience as Black Diamond’s simplification strategy gained traction.
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ArticleCoats sees OrthoLite as key footwear growth driver after 2025 acquisition
Coats delivered resilient 2025 results and is looking to OrthoLite to outperform the footwear market in 2026, supported by innovation, synergies and strong cash generation.
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ArticleOn posts record sales above CHF 3bn in 2025 as DTC and APAC drive growth
On Holding delivered record revenue and margin expansion in 2025, supported by strong DTC momentum and rapid growth in the Asia-Pacific region.
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ArticleHelly Hansen drives growth as Kontoor posts strong 2025 results
Kontoor Brands delivered strong fourth-quarter and full-year results in 2025, with newly acquired Helly Hansen emerging as a key contributor to revenue growth and margin expansion.
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News briefsAmer Sports launches $750m share offering
The global sports and outdoor group plans a $750 million share offering to refinance outstanding 2031 senior notes.
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ArticleWoom posts record 2025 revenue as international sales surge
Austrian children’s bike specialist Woom delivered record revenue and unit sales in 2025, significantly outpacing the broader cycling market.
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ArticleFox Factory posts sales growth amid heavy impairment charges
Fox Factory grew revenue in fiscal 2025 but posted a steep net loss after major goodwill impairments, as tariff pressure and soft bike demand weighed on margins.
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ArticleCoDi posts mixed 2025 as Lugano exits
Compass Diversified closed a challenging 2025 with modest full-year revenue growth and improved adjusted Ebitda, even as Q4 results were weighed down by the deconsolidation of Lugano and related charges.
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ArticleWeSports Group posts record sales, returns to profit in 2025
Strong organic growth, expanding margins and a shift to net profitability defined 2025 for WS WeSports Group, as the Nordic sports equipment consolidator surpassed SEK 3 billion in annual revenue and strengthened its cash position.
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ArticleSaucony’s breakout sharpens Wolverine’s portfolio divide
Sales improved in 2025, supported by robust brand demand. Momentum was concentrated in performance and lifestyle. Workwear softness tempers the 2026 outlook.
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ArticleRocky Brands posts 9% Q4 growth as Xtratuf, Muck lead outdoor momentum
Rocky Brands closed 2025 with its strongest quarterly growth of the year, led by surging direct-to-consumer sales at Xtratuf and The Original Muck Boot Company.
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ArticleArc’teryx and Salomon drive Amer Sports’ premium outdoor surge
Amer Sports delivered 27% revenue growth in 2025, powered by Arc’teryx’s margin strength and Salomon’s 35% surge past $2bn, as the group accelerates its premium outdoor and DTC strategy.
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ArticleMoncler holds margins near 30% as outdoor lines power Q4 rebound
A Q4 acceleration in Asia and the Americas, coupled with resilient demand for Moncler Grenoble, helped the group close 2025 with margins near 30 percent despite soft European tourism.
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ArticleSportChek drives Canadian Tire’s Q4 sporting goods surge
Double-digit gains at SportChek and sister banners capped a strong year for Canadian Tire’s sporting goods division, underscoring early traction from its True North strategy.
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ArticleYeti eyes foreign market growth as international sales rise 25% in Q4
International momentum in Europe, Australia and Japan lifted Yeti’s Q4 sales 7%, with management pointing to further global upside.
