Mobility – Page 2
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ArticleDometic announces global restructuring program, lays off 500
The Swedish specialist for mobile living solutions announces strategic changes to streamline operations, focus on growth and adapt to challenging market conditions.
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ArticleSegway expands into e-bikes with dealer-centric model
The micromobility brand unveils its first e-bikes and a dealer-focused sales model for the US, aimed at revolutionizing the cycling retail experience.
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ArticleThule Group acquires Quad Lock
The Swedish group expands its portfolio with the strategic acquisition of the Australian phone mount specialist.
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ArticleDespite declines, Clarus sees improvement in outdoor and adventure
Revenue shifts in outdoor and adventure gear reflect strategic adjustments aimed at overcoming challenging consumer demand in key market segments.
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News briefsDainese launches motorcycle helmet recycling project at EICMA
The safety gear specialist unveils a new recycling initiative, transforming used motorcycle helmets into new products with reduced environmental impact.
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ArticleFox Factory bicycle product sales on the rise again
The acquisition of Marucci Sports has impressively increased the sales of the suspension expert’s Sports Specialty Sports Group in Q3, despite a downward trend in the other segments.
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News briefsOverland Expo expands to Southern California with a new event
The world’s leading overlanding event series brings its first SoCal event to Costa Mesa, inviting enthusiasts to explore the latest in overlanding gear, techniques and destinations.
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ArticleIn Q3 2024, land will be in sight again for Leatt
The South African company sees hope in Q3 2024, reporting a slight revenue rise and inventory stability despite a 75% profit drop, and is optimistic about a future rebound.
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ArticleDometic weighs further restructuring, strategic improvements
The Swedish group faces a tough Q3 with a 17% revenue drop, and explores cost cuts and potential divestments; more details are expected with Q4 results.
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ArticleThule Q3 operating income rises 15 percent
The group sees solid Q3 growth with rising sales, profitability and new launches, despite challenges in the Americas market.
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ArticleDecathlon integrates e-bikes into EC’s sustainable mobility strategy
The retailer commits to making cycling more sustainable with its new Mobility Transition Pathway Pledge, promoting reparability, recycling and bike-sharing services.
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News briefsUSWE Sports with new CFO, Vice CEO
Carl-Fredrik Streiby joins the Swedish company as CFO and Vice CEO, effective Oct. 1.
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News briefsPierer Mobility now led by managing director duo
Gottfried Neumeister joined the company on Sept. 1 as co-Managing Director alongside Stefan Pierer.
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ArticleFox Factory releases 2023 Sustainability Report
The group’s latest sustainability report highlights significant strides in environmental stewardship, social responsibility and governance practices.
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News briefsPierer Mobility with changes to executive board
Pierer Mobility AG announced major leadership changes as CFO stepped down, with Gottfried Neumeister joining the Executive Board on Sept. 1, 2024.
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News briefsUSWE and KTM team up to release co-branded hydration packs
The collaboration allows USWE to expand its market presence in the motorsport community for the 2025 season.
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ArticleThree bike industry veterans launch first dedicated investment fund for micromobility
Fundracer is a new, micromobility-focused investment fund that aims to support innovative start-ups and promote growth in the sector.
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ArticleLeatt with flat numbers, but optimistic due to visible growth at dealer, consumer levels
The South African supplier of two-wheeler equipment sees optimism ahead despite an 18.4% revenue drop, driven by a growth trend seen at dealer and consumer levels.
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News briefsFord Mustang and Bronco now also come as e-bikes
The car maker and micromobility startup N+ are bringing the spirit and performance of two iconic US cars to two wheels.
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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.
