All Financial results articles – Page 11
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ArticleAlpen sales grow as margins narrow in H1 FY2026
The Japanese sporting goods retailer delivered solid top-line growth in the first half, supported by outdoor demand, while higher costs weighed on profitability.
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ArticleAluula posts record FY2025 as outdoor demand drives profitable quarter
Strong demand for ultra-light composite fabrics pushed annual sales to a new high, while disciplined execution delivered a profitable quarter and set the stage for capacity expansion.
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ArticleGoldwin Q3 hit by weather headwinds
Japan’s leading outdoor and sportswear group reports uneven third-quarter performance as warm weather and weaker tourism weigh on key categories.
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ArticleRestructuring and efficiency characterize 2025 at Fenix Outdoor
Restructuring and efficiency shape 2025 at Fenix Outdoor as profits fall amid 1.3% growth in sales
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ArticleNewell narrows outdoor losses in Q4
Cost discipline and pricing actions helped Newell Brands’ Outdoor & Recreation segment reduce losses in Q4, even as demand for camping and outdoor products remained subdued.
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ArticleJohnson Outdoors sees strong start to FY26
A strong fishing season and improved margins helped the outdoor equipment group sharply narrow losses at the start of its fiscal year.
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ArticleCanada Goose posts revenue growth despite profit decline
Higher operating costs weighed on Canada Goose’s profitability in Q3, despite double-digit revenue growth.
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News briefsUnifi narrows loss in Q2
The recycled yarn specialist reports a narrower quarterly loss as cost cuts offset weaker demand tied to tariffs and trade uncertainty.
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ArticleColumbia sees steady international demand amid US pressure
While US demand remained under pressure in 2025, Columbia Sportswear leaned on resilient international performance, led by Europe, to sustain growth, protect margins and reinforce its long-term outdoor brand positioning.
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News briefsAccell sales drop 15% in 2025
The Dutch bicycle group faces another tough year as a ratings agency flags falling sales, weak liquidity and high leverage.
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ArticleKMD Brands off to solid FY26 start as Kathmandu leads growth
Strong direct-to-consumer demand at the New Zealand outdoor group’s flagship brand helped lift early FY26 sales despite a promotional retail environment.
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ArticleUSWE Sports returns to profit as organic growth accelerates in Q3
Organic demand strengthened in the third quarter, allowing the Swedish hydration-pack specialist to return to profitability despite flat reported sales and currency pressure.
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ArticleDeckers lifts outlook as Hoka accelerates and US demand stabilizes
Strong momentum at Hoka, improving US trends and resilient margins prompted Deckers Brands to raise full-year guidance, despite ongoing tariff and cost pressures.
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ArticleIntersport Austria reports strong winter growth
Austria’s leading sporting goods retailer reports solid winter momentum, with rentals and ski sales driving growth ahead of school holidays.
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ArticleRevolutionRace delivers Q2 growth with margins near 25%
Strong demand in the DACH region and disciplined cost control lifted profitability as the DTC outdoor specialist extended its growth streak in Q2.
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ArticleVF Corp’s outdoor brands drive Q3 gains as transformation advances
VF Corp returned to modest growth in Q3 FY26 as TNF and Timberland delivered solid gains, helping offset continued weakness at Vans and supporting margin expansion and debt reduction.
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ArticleSport 2000 posts strong 2025 growth
The European sporting goods retail group reports strong sales growth across key markets as its specialization strategy gains traction.
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News briefsSolo Brands previews Q4 performance
The lifestyle and outdoor brand portfolio shared early signals from the holiday quarter ahead of its full-year results.
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News briefsTwo years to profit, Ternua hopes
The Spanish outdoor apparel group is rebuilding after insolvency, focusing on core markets while new owners reshape its future.
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ArticleCoDi reports Q3 loss as portfolio holds up
The US-based holding company returned to timely SEC reporting in Q3, posting modest sales growth but a net loss as higher interest costs and Lugano-related issues overshadowed stable performance at core operating brands.
