Latest Corporate and M&A
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ArticleSkylotec integrates Climbing Technology brand
The German fall protection specialist is unifying its outdoor product portfolio under one brand to serve both sport climbers and professionals.
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ArticleOwnership change at Lafuma: Why Millet Mountain Group has let go
Millet Mountain Group has spun off Lafuma Outdoor, completing a key strategic realignment. CEO Romain Millet explains why brand consolidation makes sense for Millet’s long-term focus and how the acquisition by Peugeot Frères Industrie aligns with Lafuma’s future growth plans.
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ArticleReju selects Dutch site for first major recycling hub
The textile regeneration firm plans to build its first large-scale recycling center in the Netherlands.
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ArticleCanadian Tire to acquire Hudson’s Bay brand assets
The Canadian retail group will take over the brand portfolio of its historic competitor, including its iconic coat of arms and signature stripes.
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ArticleDick’s reports Q1 growth, to acquire Foot Locker for $2.4bn
The US sporting goods retailer reported solid Q1 gains while announcing a $2.4 billion deal to acquire a key competitor in athletic retail.
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ArticleBrightfiber opens recycling factory in Amsterdam
The facility transforms locally sourced used clothes into “high-quality” textile fibers.
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ArticleIntersport merges Swedish and Danish operations
The Nordic sporting goods retailers join forces to improve efficiency, scale and customer service across Sweden and Denmark.
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ArticleCanadian group acquires Rocky Mountain Bicycles
A Canadian outdoor and cycling-focused investor group has acquired a heritage mountain bike brand with plans for global expansion and local continuity.
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ArticleReima Group welcomes new majority owners
The Finnish brand enters a new phase of international growth as industry veterans Elina Björklund, Anders Ullstrand and Jonas Meerits take majority ownership.
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ArticleHudson’s Bay liquidates remaining flagship stores, uncertain future looms
Canada’s oldest retailer will liquidate six more flagship stores raising concerns over its legacy and historic artifacts.
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ArticleNYSE initiates delisting of Solo Brands
The delisting due to prolonged low stock prices had already been threatened, now necessitating a switch to OTC trading, and raising concerns about Solo Brands’ future liquidity.
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ArticleCanadian textile manager moves to take over retailer MEC
A potential Canadian buyer emerges for Mountain Equipment Company, aiming to revive the iconic outdoor retailer amid financial and ownership shifts.
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ArticleBioLite acquires Goal Zero to expand off-grid energy solutions
The acquisition unites two leaders in portable power, aiming to revolutionize off-grid energy for outdoor enthusiasts and communities worldwide.
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ArticleSimplifyber secures $12m to scale bio-based textile innovation
The US materials company secures $12 million to scale up its eco-friendly Fybron material.
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ArticleTrove acquires reverse.supply to expand resale leadership in Europe
The US-based resale platform accelerates its international growth by acquiring the German circular fashion technology company, establishing a European HQ and expanding branded resale solutions across 30 countries.
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ArticleTopgolf Callaway to sell Jack Wolfskin
The US golf equipment producer has agreed to sell the German outdoor brand to a Chinese group for $290 million.
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ArticleGerman Komoot changes into Italian hands
The owner of WeTransfer takes over Komoot to help scale the route-planning platform globally, aiming to enhance the outdoor experience for millions of users.
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ArticleHudson’s Bay seeks creditor protection amid retail industry pressures
Canada’s oldest retailer seeks protection from creditors in the face of trade tensions that may soon affect others, including outdoor companies.
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ArticleVF Corp. charts course for growth with renewed brand strategy
VF Corp. unveils an ambitious roadmap for Vans, The North Face and Timberland, aiming for premium positioning, market expansion and stronger brand appeal.
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ArticleS&P: Outlook for Kontoor Brands has turned negative following acquisition of Helly Hansen
S&P Global revises the group’s outlook to negative after the $700m buyout, citing leverage concerns and execution risks.
