Latest News & Analysis – Page 45
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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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ArticleNorrøna partners with Topsports to enter China
The Norwegian outdoor brand is expanding into Greater China through a new retail and digital partnership with one of the region’s leading sportswear groups.
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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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ArticleMillet: 'We have stores in Paris, Seoul and Shanghai but deliberately chose not to follow fashion trends'
In this exclusive interview, Romain Millet, CEO of Millet Mountain Group, reveals how the company is embracing a long-term vision rooted in its alpine heritage.
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ArticleUS bill proposes selling public lands, Outdoor Alliance mobilizes opposition
A late-night amendment to a US budget bill could authorize the sale of vast public lands in the West, sparking widespread opposition.
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ArticleeBay reports progress toward 2025 impact goals
The US-based e-commerce leader’s latest annual impact report included new figures on its sustainability, circularity and social initiatives.
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ArticleCanada Goose boosts profit on direct sales shift
The Canadian luxury outdoor apparel company posts solid Q4 results but refrains from providing fiscal 2026 guidance amid global economic uncertainties.
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ArticleTNF, Timberland post higher Q4 sales
US-based VF Corp. reported stronger sales at its two key outdoor brands and outlined steps to offset tariffs and return to profitability in FY26.
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ArticleAmer Sports raises outlook after strong Q1
The Finland-based sports and outdoor group saw robust growth in its Arc’teryx and Salomon segments and raised its full-year forecast.
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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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ArticleOutdoor industry has potential to be transformative force for climate action
A new international report highlights how active lifestyles and smarter wardrobes could make the outdoor and sports sector a powerful climate solution.
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ArticleEurobike releases details of 2025 knowledge sharing program
Cycling policy expert Marianne Weinreich will kick off this year’s specialist program.
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ArticleColorado to spotlight outdoor industry at 2025 Outside Festival
The second edition of the outdoor event in Denver will highlight the economic importance of the industry and promote access, innovation and local small businesses.
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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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ArticleSolo Stove enters premium cooler market amid sales decline
The US-based outdoor lifestyle brand is diversifying into high-tech coolers after reporting a sharp revenue decline in its core fire pit business.
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ArticleBetter Cotton joins EU Policy Hub to shape regulation
The global sustainable cotton initiative adds its farm-level expertise to an EU policy platform influencing environmental and product legislation.
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ArticleSales decline in Samsonite’s outdoor segment
The US-listed travel goods giant reports weaker results in its outdoor and lifestyle segment, which includes Gregory and High Sierra.
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ArticlePerformance Days and Future Fabrics Expo join forces
Two sustainability-focused textile events from Germany and the UK announce a strategic partnership to accelerate material innovation globally.
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ArticleLeatt Q1 revenue rises 45%, net income up 237%
The South African protective gear specialist reported strong gains in sales and profit for Q1 2025, driven by global demand for helmets and armor.
