All Mountainbiking articles – Page 3
-
News briefsGiant Group moves to take near-full control of D.Mag
The bicycle manufacturer plans to spend up to RMB 597 million to increase its holding in alloy specialist D.Mag to 96.63%.
-
News briefsSweden’s TCM Cykel grows sales by a third
The Swedish bike retailer capitalized on excess industry inventories and is now investing in larger premises to support further growth.
-
News briefsVaude opens first brand store in Switzerland
The German outdoor brand is extending its franchise concept internationally with a 160-square-meter store operated by an experienced local retail team.
-
ArticleAccell administrators launch international sale process
Administrators are seeking buyers worldwide to preserve operations, brands and jobs across the insolvent bicycle group.
-
ArticleIMBA Europe 2027 Summit heads to Scotland’s Tweed Valley
The European mountain bike community will gather at Scotland’s new Caerlee Mill Bike Campus and Trail Lab, with innovation and sustainable mountain biking at the center of the program.
-
News briefsMoonspin brings hemp to women’s mountain bike apparel
The young US brand is bringing a hemp-based fabric blend and workwear-inspired styling to women’s mountain bike apparel.
-
ArticleRaymon sales rise 25% after restructuring
Lower inventories and an expanding European dealer network support the bike brand’s return to growth under independent ownership.
-
News briefsUS administration moves to rescind Roadless Rule protections
A proposed rollback of longstanding US forest protections has prompted opposition from outdoor recreation groups over potential impacts on trails and backcountry access.
-
ArticleEarnings call: Amer details Arc’teryx, Salomon growth and winter sports outlook
New details from Amer Sports’ Q2 earnings call highlight Arc’teryx and Salomon expansion, Peak Performance’s repositioning and improving winter sports orders.
-
News briefsGoPro promotes Brian Tratt to SVP and CFO
The action-camera company has elevated its finance chief as it continues its strategic review, which could include a sale or merger.
-
News briefsReusch expands beyond alpine skiing with Multisport glove collection
The glove specialist is extending its reach beyond alpine skiing with more than 50 models for a broad range of outdoor activities.
-
ArticleCMP founder Giorgio Campagnolo turns 90
The founder of F.lli Campagnolo remains a presence in the family business he helped build into an international company with five brands.
-
News briefsOutdoor Research relocates Seattle headquarters and flagship store
The US outdoor brand is moving its corporate headquarters to West Seattle while seeking a more prominent downtown location for its flagship store.
-
ArticleLeatt H1 revenue rises 14% as helmets and body armor grow
Strong helmet and body armor demand lifted Leatt’s first-half performance, while fast-growing direct sales and new bike-care products support further expansion.
-
News briefsCorratec strengthens sales teams in Germany and Switzerland
The German bicycle manufacturer has appointed experienced industry executives to strengthen dealer support and its market position in Germany and Switzerland.
-
News briefsTSG appoints Centrano for Denmark, UK and Ireland
The Swiss protection brand is consolidating distribution across Denmark, the UK and Ireland under Danish action sports specialist Centrano.
-
ArticleGregory helps lift Samsonite lifestyle bags in H1
Strong Gregory bag sales helped Samsonite’s lifestyle category outperform in H1, while the planned BÉIS acquisition expands the group further beyond luggage.
-
ArticleWeSports Q2 sales jump 55% as cycling drives growth
Cycling and running led strong organic growth in Q2, while WeSports increased its ownership of Bikelease and ski specialist SkiCom.
-
ArticleBike24 Q2 sales jump 20% as European expansion accelerates
Localized European markets and strong parts and accessories sales drove another double-digit quarter, while Bike24 maintained its full-year outlook.
-
ArticleAccell crisis deepens as Dutch entities declared bankrupt
Six Dutch Accell companies have been declared bankrupt, while separate restructuring proceedings continue in Germany and other European markets.
