All Financial results articles
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ArticleBuff grows sales and cuts operational emissions
The Spanish outdoor accessories specialist reports stronger financial results, renewed B Corp certification and lower operational emissions.
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ArticleSGS reports record Q3 sales growth of 14.6%
Strong demand for product testing, cybersecurity and sustainability services supported growth as the Swiss group maintained its 2026 outlook.
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ArticleDeckers profits surge but growth momentum stalls
Deckers Brands is reporting sharply higher profits even as revenue growth slows, its full-year guidance is trimmed, and direct-to-consumer sales fall.
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ArticleMoncler’s growth stalls in third quarter
Weaker European demand and subdued tourist spending weighed on the luxury outerwear group, while Stone Island maintained growth.
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ArticlePolygiene Q3 sales fall 28% as textile demand weakens
Elevated inventories, rising material costs and weak textile orders weighed on profitability, while Addmaster recorded sales growth.
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ArticleThule Q3 profit rises 15% despite weak RV market
European sales and newer product categories supported profitability, while tariff refunds contributed to higher margins.
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ArticleFox Factory replaces CEO, cuts 2026 outlook amid operational challenges
Mike Dennison steps down as Fox Factory lowers its 2026 financial outlook, citing operational challenges and softer bicycle sales.
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ArticleRevolutionRace surpasses SEK 2bn in sales as RVRC enters new chapter
Sales and profitability improved in 2025/26 as RVRC prepared for a new growth phase following its first acquisition.
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ArticleYKK’s recycled zippers exceed 50% of global sales
Recycled polyester zippers now account for more than half of global sales volume, while YKK reports further progress on emissions and circularity.
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ArticleThe Mountain Studio grows 29%, raises capital
The Swedish ski and outdoor apparel brand reports 29 percent comparable sales growth, raises SEK 16.6 million and prepares for US expansion.
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ArticleIntersport Austria reports 6% sales growth
Revenue rose to €690 million in FY2025/26, driven by winter sports, cycling and e-commerce, while the group expanded into new European markets.
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ArticleHelen of Troy’s Home & Outdoor sales rise 9.2% on Osprey demand
Strong pack demand, new products and international expansion lifted the division, although management lowered its full-year sales forecast.
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ArticleRidestore remains highly profitable despite second consecutive sales decline
The Swedish DTC specialist saw sales and operating profit fall again, but retained an operating margin of almost 20 percent.
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ArticleLenzing launches €300m rights issue to fund strategic reset
The fiber producer is putting new financing behind its strategic reset, including a sharper premium textile focus, footprint consolidation and further cost cuts.
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ArticleBrav losses deepen as Ferd backs turnaround with fresh capital
The Swix and Lundhags owner suffered another difficult year in 2025, prompting further financial support from parent Ferd.
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ArticleFox Factory discloses financial fallout from Marucci divestment
New financial details put a price tag on Fox Factory’s brief foray into diamond sports, including a $120.1 million loss from the Marucci divestment.
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News briefsBosch eBike Systems remains embedded in stable Mobility business
Bosch’s e-bike drive business remains part of Mobility, which generated €27.8 billion in first-half sales, although no separate eBike Systems figures were disclosed.
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News briefsRVRC introduces segment reporting after ICANIWILL acquisition
The RevolutionRace parent will begin reporting its outdoor and training brands separately following its July acquisition of ICANIWILL.
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News briefsJD Sports’ outdoor division improves as UK business gains traction
Better inventory, new product and e-commerce improvements helped the retailer’s smallest division outperform a difficult group backdrop.
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ArticleKMD Brands sales rise 6.5% as underlying Ebitda more than doubles
Kathmandu led growth at the Rip Curl and Oboz parent, while a large non-cash impairment pushed the group deep into the red
