All Outdoor Industry Compass articles in OIC Vol. 18, 2025 – Page 59
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ArticleNordisk launches China venture with K2 and BA Capital
The Danish outdoor brand partners with Korean and Chinese firms to expand retail operations in the Chinese market.
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ArticleLatest Thule Group acquisition lifts Q2 gross margin
The Swedish outdoor equipment maker saw Q2 profits dip despite higher revenues, as new products and its Quad Lock acquisition reshaped the sales mix.
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News briefsSolo Brands returns to NYSE after stock split
The consumer goods company regains NYSE compliance through a major stock consolidation and sees trading resume under its original ticker.
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ArticleL.L.Bean CEO to step down in 2026
The US outdoor gear and apparel retailer is preparing for a leadership transition after nearly a decade under its first external chief executive.
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News briefsHyperlite debuts packs with new Dyneema fabric
The US-based ultralight gear brand is the first to launch products using a next-generation woven composite material engineered for durability and comfort.
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News briefsStrike introduces performance footwear for anglers
A new UK-based brand has entered the fishing market with purpose-built footwear designed for both marine performance and environmental impact.
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ArticleHaglöfs appoints new head of sales for Central Europe
The Swedish outdoor brand strengthens its leadership team with a new sales role focused on key Western and Central European markets.
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ArticleSport 2000 launches MCR division for multi-category retailers
The sports retail alliance strengthens support for multi-category partners with a new division and specialized service structure.
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News briefsViking introduces winter boots with NASA-based insulation
The Norwegian footwear brand debuts Solarcore-equipped collection for kids and adults, combining cold-weather performance with lightweight comfort.
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ArticleCoats Group to acquire insole maker OrthoLite
The UK-based industrial materials group is expanding into the premium insole market through a $770 million acquisition in the footwear components sector.
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ArticleReju and Circle-8 partner on UK textile recycling
The materials regeneration company and the UK infrastructure builder join forces to expand circular textile systems and reduce landfill waste.
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ArticleBlack Diamond sets 2030 climate and inclusion goals
The US mountain sports brand released its 2024 Impact Report with roadmap to halve carbon emissions by 2030.
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News briefsCanyon appoints Ben Coates as US GM
The German bike brand strengthens US operations with a seasoned cycling executive to support growth and consumer engagement.
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ArticleTextilcolor acquires Schoeller's licensing and marketing business
The Swiss textile chemicals specialist expands its global reach and innovation portfolio through the acquisition of the functional textile licensing firm.
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News briefsMillet appoints Paul Cisti as Chief Commercial Officer International
Cisti was most recently Managing Director at Private Sport Shop.
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News briefsAu Vieux Campeur will reportedly add two cities to its retail network
The specialist retail chain will open in Lille and another French city, which has not been unveiled.
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ArticleSweden adjusts textile waste rules as volumes surge
The Scandinavian country is adjusting its textile waste rules as recycling centers face mounting pressure from increased EU collection mandates.
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ArticleMips growth in Q2 affected by uncertainty due to US tariffs
The Swedish helmet safety supplier reports lower profits as customers shift production out of China.
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News briefsKeen enters trail running segment
A new show model brings the brand’s hiking DNA to the trail running market with a comfort-driven design.
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Short Stops Week 30, 2025
EXECUTIVE CHANGES +++ Amplid Snowboards has appointed industry veteran Olli Zettler as its new area representative for Austria to support its continued growth in the European market +++ PRODUCT +++ Buff and the Surfrider Foundation have launched an ocean-inspired summer collection by artist Ian Ross, with proceeds supporting ...
