All General Outdoor articles – Page 89
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News briefsKMD's preliminary FY24 results: Kathmandu shows resilience amid sales decline
KMD Brands expects FY24 Ebitda of NZ$49-51m as sales drop 11.2%. Rip Curl and Kathmandu showed Q3/Q4 improvement, but margins fell 30 basis points.
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ArticleAmer Sports lifts FY guidance after strong Q2 driven by Arc’teryx
Arc’teryx drives Amer’s Q2 success, boosting stock by over 10% and leading to an upgraded full-year forecast with strong growth in Technical Apparel.
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News briefsOeko-Tex welcomes new CEO
The product standards platform welcomes Dr. Alfred J. Beerli as CEO, focusing on further developing the Oeko-Tex portfolio and strengthening cooperation with government institutions, industry initiatives and associations.
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News briefsDick’s Sporting Goods expands with new distribution center in Texas, creates 300 jobs
The US retailer is expanding its supply chain with a new Fort Worth distribution center, which will support over 100 stores.
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ArticleScott announces new executive leadership team
There has been a change in the management team at Scott following the recent internal disputes. What does this mean for the future of the company?
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News briefsNew CDO/CTO at Regatta Group
The UK-based parent of Regatta, Dare2b and Craghoppers promoted Tom Goodman to lead digital transformation and customer experience initiatives.
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News briefsNew CEO for Eastern Canadian retailer Sail
Isabelle Lemay was appointed as President and CEO of Sail Outdoors, set to lead the retailer’s growth in Eastern Canada.
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ArticleEOS 2024 to feature recommerce panel with eBay, Reskinned and Certilogo
Join industry leaders at EOS 2024 in Cambridge on Sept. 18-19 to explore recommerce strategies for outdoor brands, featuring top experts from eBay, Reskinned and Certilogo.
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News briefsScott USA appoints new CMO
Bike industry veteran executive Matt Heitmann joins the US subsidiary to position Scott for long-term success.
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News briefsEvo partners with POW and Jeremy Jones
All profits from the brand’s new Tahoe City Campus bar and restaurant will go to the non-profit organization.
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ArticleLolë acquires Sanuk from Deckers
The Canadian athleisure brand has bought the iconic footwear brand for an undisclosed sum and announced Katie Pruitt as its new General Manager.
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News briefsSamsonite operating profit inches up in H1
The Gregory parent’s H1 profit rose by 1%, with net income up 4.5%. Sales grew 2.8%, driven by strong travel demand despite regional challenges.
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News briefsLimited-time offer for discounted EOS 2024 hotel accommodation
Source: Ibis Hotel Ibis Cambridge Attendees of the 2024 European Outdoor Summit (EOS) are urged to take advantage of a special discounted rate at the Ibis Hotel in Cambridge, available only until Friday, Aug. 16. The Ibis, a short walk from Cambridge Railway Station, is one of ...
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ArticleRegions outside the Nordics drive RVRC’s FY sales growth
The Swedish DTC outdoor company Revolution Race achieves strong double-digit growth in Q4 and for the full year.
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News briefsHelly Hansen grows marginally in Q2
The parent company Canadian Tire reported a 2.9% decline in group sales, while the Norwegian brand was able to increase sales by 1.2%.
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News briefsSea to Summit boosts IGOT campaign
Sea to Summit supports Mikkelin Latu’s Sleep Outdoors Night 2024, enhancing the It’s Great Out There Coalition’s grant with gear and funds to promote outdoor activities in Finland.
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ArticleMerrell works on innovation with parent in throes of turnaround
Wolverine Worldwide boosts its FY24 outlook as Merrell drives growth with innovative trail styles – despite overall Q2 challenges.
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ArticleYeti raises FY guidance after strong Q2
Yeti’s strong Q2 results and raised FY24 outlook signal continued growth, driven by revenue gains, expanding international presence and new partnerships.
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News briefsSolo Brands lowers FY guidance citing ‘challenging’ environment
The parent company of Solo Stove and others faced significant challenges in Q2, impacting both income and sales.
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ArticleGoPro vows to slash expenses, become profitable in 2025
Despite a challenging H1, the action cam company aims for profitability in 2025 through cost reductions and diversification. Q2 saw a 23% revenue decline but growth in subscriptions.
