Latest News & Analysis – Page 26
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ArticlePonda raises $2.4 million to scale BioPuff
The UK startup developing bio-based insulation from wetland crops secures fresh funding to scale production and restore Europe’s peatlands.
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ArticleWeSports plans IPO on Nasdaq First North
The Malmö-based sporting goods group plans a public listing to fund acquisitions and accelerate growth across key active lifestyle categories.
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ArticleFoot Locker loss deepens as Dick’s sets turnaround plan
High inventory costs and integration charges from a recent acquisition challenge the North American sports retailer’s short-term outlook.
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ArticleDeuter supports plastic-free peaks and repair tours during Green Week
Instead of offering discounts, the German outdoor gear maker is using Green Week to promote clean-up efforts, fair production, and product repairs.
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ArticleIcebug continues Black Friday boycott, donates sales to conservation groups
The Swedish outdoor footwear brand turns Black Friday into a global conservation initiative by donating its proceeds to nature protection.
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ArticleOutzip: “Own the experience, not the gear”
The Berlin-based company wants to solve the utilization problem in the outdoor industry with a standardized rental system that facilitates access to high-quality equipment.
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ArticleHyosung TNC and Lenzing launch new sustainable yoga collection at ISPO Munich
Hyosung TNC and Lenzing have collaborated to develop a premium yoga and athleisure fabric collection combining bio-based elastane with sustainable cellulosic fibers, showcasing the partnership at ISPO Munich with expanded sugarcane-based material offerings.
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ArticlePierer Mobility sells Felt as Bajaj takes control
The Austrian mobility group exits the cycling segment and transfers full control of its last bike brand to minority partners amid significant structural change.
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ArticleEurobike 2026 sharpens B2B focus
Germany’s leading cycling trade show shifts gears with a leaner format and industry insights via the Global Bicycle Purchasing Index.
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ArticleBetter Cotton, Uzbekistan launch certification fund
The cotton sustainability group teams up with Uzbekistan’s textile agency to ease the cost of certification for local farming clusters.
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ArticleKMD Brands sees early FY26 growth, cost savings on track
The New Zealand outdoor group behind Kathmandu and Rip Curl reports early sales gains in FY26 and advances on its strategic cost-saving plan.
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ArticleEquip joins Bluesign for cleaner production
The technical outdoor group has joined the Bluesign system to further reduce chemical impact and improve supply chain transparency.
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ArticleThule Group outlines updated financial targets and strategic focus
The outdoor gear company sets new growth ambitions, shifting focus to Champion categories and long-term value creation.
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ArticleREI returns to adventure travel through Intrepid partnership
The US outdoor retailer reenters the travel space with global small-group trips designed for active, values-driven customers.
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ArticlePeak Performance debuts circular jacket with partners
The Swedish outerwear brand has teamed up with material innovators to create a fully recyclable, disassembly-ready performance jacket.
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ArticleNivia unveils avalanche beacon with 3D guidance
A German alpine tech company has introduced a GPS-based avalanche beacon designed to speed up rescues and improve search precision.
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ArticleASF 4.0 expands to Portugal with megafactory
The Franco-Portuguese footwear initiative aims to produce 1.5 million pairs of sports shoes annually with automated manufacturing.
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ArticleIntersport Austria reports strong start to winter season
Austria’s leading sports retailer kicks off winter 2025/26 with strong rental growth and new partnerships amid rising public interest in skiing.
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ArticleSwany expands global vision and FW26 lineup
The glove brand enters a new era with global design alignment, expanded product offerings and fresh collaborations.
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ArticleAmer Sports Q3 surge led by Arc’teryx and Salomon
The premium outdoor brands of Amer Sports powered a strong Q3, with Arc’teryx, Salomon and Peak Performance driving 30% revenue growth.
