All Financial results articles – Page 2
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ArticleAluula Q3 sales rise 16% as outdoor business expands
Performance Outdoor remained the composite-material specialist’s dominant business, while margins came under pressure ahead of its Vancouver production expansion.
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ArticleYeti targets faster growth through 2030 with global expansion
The outdoor products company has laid out an ambitious five-year strategy centered on international expansion, new product platforms and improving profitability.
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ArticleRoots Q2 sales dip as adjusted Ebitda improves 26%
Temporary store and distribution disruptions weighed on quarterly sales, while underlying profitability improved and the planned Marquee Brands acquisition moved forward.
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ArticleHelly Hansen targets $1.1bn as Kontoor maps global growth push
Kontoor Brands sees major untapped potential in technical outdoor, the US and workwear as it targets roughly 10 percent annual growth for Helly Hansen.
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News briefsSweden’s TCM Cykel grows sales by a third
The Swedish bike retailer capitalized on excess industry inventories and is now investing in larger premises to support further growth.
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ArticleOutdoor brands power Anta Sports’ H1 growth
Specialist brands significantly outpaced the group, with premium outdoor categories driving growth and a major brand revitalization starting in H2.
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ArticleReima Q2 sales rise 14% on North American growth
North American digital sales and earlier European wholesale deliveries lifted Q2 revenue, while profitability improved on an adjusted basis.
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ArticleOnline Brands Nordic targets SEK 1bn in sales
The Nordic e-commerce group plans further acquisitions as strong organic growth and improving profitability support its expansion strategy.
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News briefsMisto Holdings Q2 profit jumps as Acushnet drives growth
Strong growth at Acushnet and improved profitability in its brand business lifted the South Korean group’s second-quarter results.
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ArticleRaymon sales rise 25% after restructuring
Lower inventories and an expanding European dealer network support the bike brand’s return to growth under independent ownership.
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ArticleRapala VMC H1 profit surges on North American growth
Strong replenishment demand, new products and improving margins lifted first-half earnings, while Europe remained pressured by drought and cautious spending.
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ArticleNew Wave Sports & Leisure profit jumps on Craft growth
Stronger retail demand and improved profitability highlighted the quarter, with the sports business benefiting particularly from Craft’s momentum.
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ArticleUnifi Q4 sales rise as Repreve supports turnaround
Higher margins and positive cash flow marked further progress in the textile supplier’s turnaround, while recycled-fiber products generated 28 percent of quarterly sales.
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ArticleTecnica H1 sales edge higher as winter sports surge
Strong growth in winter sports and Moon Boot offset weaker Lowa sales, while the founding family agreed to increase its stake to 69.09 percent.
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ArticleEarnings call: Amer details Arc’teryx, Salomon growth and winter sports outlook
New details from Amer Sports’ Q2 earnings call highlight Arc’teryx and Salomon expansion, Peak Performance’s repositioning and improving winter sports orders.
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ArticleArc’teryx and Salomon drive Amer Sports Q2 growth
Strong outdoor momentum contributed to broad-based double-digit growth and prompted a higher full-year outlook.
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News briefsRapala VMC raises 2026 profit outlook
Robust North American demand and a strong first half prompt an upgrade to the full-year profit forecast.
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ArticleLeatt H1 revenue rises 14% as helmets and body armor grow
Strong helmet and body armor demand lifted Leatt’s first-half performance, while fast-growing direct sales and new bike-care products support further expansion.
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ArticleWolverine raises 2026 outlook on continued growth at Merrell and Saucony
Wolverine Worldwide raised its full-year forecast again. Merrell and Saucony drove growth, while international sales rose nearly 11%. Tariffs and Sweaty Betty remain headwinds.
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ArticleSolo Brands narrows Q2 loss as Watersports sales surge
Strong Watersports retail growth and lower operating costs helped Solo Brands narrow its Q2 loss despite weaker Solo Stove and Chubbies sales.
