All M&A articles – Page 5
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ArticleWarburg Pincus to acquire majority stake in Uvex
The German specialist in protective gear for sports and work brings on a global investment firm to accelerate its growth strategy.
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News briefsZhejiang Longsheng gains full control of DyStar
The specialty chemical company resolves a long-running shareholder dispute with a strategic share acquisition.
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News briefsJacobs Holding and Telemos Capital merge
Two Swiss-rooted investment firms join forces to form a new private equity platform with long-term ambitions.
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ArticlePlatinum Equity to acquire European firm Solo Group
The US-based private equity firm, owner of GSM Outdoors and Pelican Products, plans to acquire a European leader in customizable apparel and hard goods.
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ArticleNew Wave Group acquires Austria’s Cotton Classics
The Swedish multi-sector brand group expands its reach in Central Europe with the acquisition of a leading textile wholesaler in Austria.
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News briefsSolo Brands sells TerraFlame back to founders
The US consumer brand group refocuses its portfolio by divesting a 2023 acquisition while retaining distribution rights.
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News briefsWoolrich finalizes deal with Baoxiniao, names CEO
The historic American outdoor brand strengthens its international reach and leadership with a key transaction and executive change.
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ArticleSpinnova shifts strategy, takes full control of Woodspin
The Finnish textile innovator is reshaping its business model following a strategic review, asset write-down and major ownership adjustment.
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News briefsCourt approves Canadian Tire Corp’s acquisition of HBC
The Canadian retail group has secured the brand portfolio of a historic department store chain Hudson’s Bay as part of a court-approved acquisition.
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ArticleUSWE sells Void Cycling to WeSports
The Swedish backpack and gear maker divests its cycling apparel brand and enters a three-year strategic partnership with the Nordic sports group.
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ArticleKontoor Brands finalizes Helly Hansen acquisition
The former VF Corp. spin-off strengthens its outdoor and workwear portfolio by acquiring the Norwegian-based technical brand from Canadian Tire.
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ArticleAnta Sports finalizes Jack Wolfskin acquisition
The Chinese sportswear group acquires the German outdoor brand for $290 million as part of its international portfolio expansion.
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News briefsFrasers Group acquires majority stake in XXL
The UK retail group takes control of a leading Scandinavian sports chain facing liquidity pressures and strategic uncertainty.
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News briefsDick’s Sporting Goods reports record Q1 sales
The US sporting goods retailer announces strong quarterly results and the acquisition of Foot Locker to expand its market presence.
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News briefsStrava acquires cycling app The Breakaway
The US-based fitness platform is expanding its training ecosystem by acquiring a cycling app focused on personalized coaching and performance.
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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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News briefsUnifi sells Madison facility to reduce debt
The US manufacturer of recycled synthetic yarns has sold a key facility to strengthen its balance sheet and improve operational efficiency.
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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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News briefsJack Wolfskin sale to Anta Sports proceeding
The global golf group Topgolf Callaway Golf updates on the expected sale of its German outdoor brand, projecting seasonally split earnings and steady guidance.
