All Financial results articles
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ArticleRocky Brands raises outlook after strong Q2
Rocky Brands posted 12 percent Q2 sales growth and sharply higher profits, helped by strong footwear demand and $15 million in tariff refunds.
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ArticleFishing lifts Shimano H1 as bike sales stall
Fishing tackle growth and foreign-exchange gains offset flat bicycle-component sales, prompting Shimano to raise its full-year revenue forecast.
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News briefsAmazon Business reaches $60bn sales run rate
More than 1.8 million organizations joined Amazon Business in H1 as the B2B platform reached a $60 billion annualized gross-sales run rate.
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ArticleRunning keeps driving Deckers: Hoka delivers again
Deckers has posted its strongest-ever first quarter, topping $1 billion in revenue for the first time as Hoka continues to outrun the competition.
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ArticleRegatta outlines 2030 climate and materials targets
Regatta details its climate, materials and supply-chain strategy, targeting a 50% emissions cut by 2030 and net zero by 2050.
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News briefsMoncler H1 sales rise as Stone Island outpaces
The Italian luxury outdoor brand increased first-half revenue and profitability, with Stone Island maintaining double-digit growth as the Moncler brand slowed in Q2.
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ArticlePolygiene returns to profit as Q2 margins improve
Polygiene returned to positive Ebitda and Ebit in Q2 as stable sales, lower costs and pricing measures supported a sharp margin improvement.
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ArticleKMD expects higher FY26 sales and Ebitda
The New-Zealand-based group expects higher fiscal 2026 sales and underlying Ebitda, supported by improving Kathmandu performance and Oboz’s return to growth despite continued pressure at Rip Curl.
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ArticleFenix Outdoor turnaround stalls as Germany weighs on first-half performance
Fenix Outdoor’s hoped-for recovery remains elusive at the halfway point of fiscal 2026, with a weak and price-pressured German market.
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ArticleUvex Group marks 100 years with €683m in sales
The German safety and sports equipment group is marking its 100th anniversary with 3,000 employees, 49 subsidiaries and annual sales of €683 million.
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ArticleEcco cuts 2025 loss despite sales decline
Ecco cut its 2025 net loss despite a 5% sales decline and expects pre-tax profit to rise to €40-50 million in 2026.
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ArticleThule lifts Q2 profit as organic sales grow
Thule improved second-quarter earnings and margins as organic sales rose across all product areas, led by Active with Kids & Dogs.
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ArticleMips Q2 sales surge as all categories grow
The Swedish helmet safety technology company delivered strong Q2 growth across Sports, Motorcycle and Safety, while higher volumes and its scalable model lifted operating margins.
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ArticleDyStar meets three environmental targets but waste rises
The textile dyes and chemicals supplier met its emissions, water and wastewater targets in FY2025 but acknowledged continued challenges in waste and packaging intensity.
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ArticleHydro Flask, Osprey lift Helen of Troy segment
Helen of Troy raised its fiscal 2027 sales outlook after Q1 growth, with Hydro Flask and Osprey contributing to gains in Home & Outdoor.
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ArticleLa Sportiva reaches €213m in 2025 sales
The Italian outdoor brand reported positive 2025 results despite market headwinds and is investing more than €20 million in infrastructure, welfare and training.
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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 Spain profit rises 17% in 2025
Decathlon Spain increased net profit by 17.4 percent in 2025 as sales topped €2.3 billion, supported by store investments, marketplace growth and higher online penetration.
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ArticleUSWE grows sales as US expansion gains traction
USWE Sports improved revenue and operating profitability in FY2025/26, supported by stronger US distribution, brand focus and investments in scalable growth.
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ArticleDecathlon UK returns to growth as transformation narrows losses
Decathlon UK returned to sales growth in 2025 as its retail transformation, online expansion and value-focused pricing strategy helped narrow losses despite a challenging consumer environment.
