All Snowsports articles – Page 27
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ArticleHelen of Troy appoints interim CEO
The US-based parent of Osprey, Hydro Flask and other outdoor and wellness brands announces a sudden leadership shake-up.
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ArticleColumbia withdraws FY2025 outlook due to tariff impacts
The US-based outdoor apparel group pauses its annual forecast as global trade pressures and consumer uncertainty cloud the second half of 2025.
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News briefsCotswold Outdoor Group significantly cut its losses in 2024
The company owns retailer brands Cotswold Outdoor, Runners Need and Snow + Rock.
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ArticleWinter sports brands join UN climate campaign
European ski and snowboard brands strengthen climate commitments by joining the UN-backed Race to Zero campaign, aiming for net-zero emissions.
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News briefsSport 2000 Austria had a strong winter season
The Austrian retail network sees increased demand for rentals and premium gear as ski tourism and consumer expectations rise.
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ArticleGarmin does it again – reports another strong quarter
The Swiss maker of fitness and navigation devices reports strong Q1 growth across key segments and raises its full-year outlook despite trade uncertainty.
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ArticleNewell Brands updates FY outlook, addresses tariff implications
The US-based parent of outdoor brands Coleman and Marmot adjusts its FY25 outlook and weighs tariff-related risks to earnings and cash flow.
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ArticleKlättermusen expands retail network, becomes tour operator
Swedish premium outdoor brand Klättermusen is is looking to expand its retail presence and increase its customer touchpoints. It has just opened its first store in Munich, Germany, with more to follow.
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ArticleThule Group’s new products fuel Q1 sales growth
The Swedish outdoor and mobility gear specialist focuses on niche growth and product innovation after reporting mixed Q1 results across key markets.
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ArticleLowa reports strong results for 2024, plans expansion
The German outdoor footwear manufacturer posted its second-best financial year in 2024, driven by growth in kids, winter and trail running segments.
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ArticleReima Group welcomes new majority owners
The Finnish brand enters a new phase of international growth as industry veterans Elina Björklund, Anders Ullstrand and Jonas Meerits take majority ownership.
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News briefsReima reduces emissions and grows sustainably in 2024
The Finnish activewear brand for kids’ 2024 sustainability results show major emissions cuts, expanded use of recycled materials and strong growth in international markets.
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News briefsHalti reduces emissions at its headquarters by 50%
The Finnish company reports significant environmental progress at its headquarters in Sipoo, including heating system upgrades and office culture changes.
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ArticleOsprey grows globally, while Helen of Troy revises strategy due to tariffs
Helen of Troy’s outdoor pack brand shows global promise despite challenges at home, as the group eyes new growth opportunities in EMEA and APAC markets for FY25.
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ArticleMips reports strong Q1 despite global uncertainties
The Swedish helmet safety innovator posts double-digit Q1 growth as demand rises across helmet segments, navigating tariffs and market shifts with confidence.
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News briefsSweet Protection welcomes new Brand Marketing Manager for North America
Seasoned ski journalist and gear expert Jon Jay joins the Sweet Protection team in Colorado.
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News briefsCEP launches footwear division and new brand identity
Source: CEP Mathias Schulz German performance brand CEP has unveiled a major rebranding initiative and entered the footwear market with its first running shoe, the Omnispeed, signaling a new chapter in its evolution from compression expert to holistic running brand. The relaunch is anchored by the new ...
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News briefsSport 2000 expands new retail format with two new store openings
Two German retailers unveil updated store formats, combining modern design, in-store expertise and new service zones to elevate the shopping experience.
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News briefsVölkl commits to Science Based Targets with SBTi pledge
The German ski producer is taking bold steps to reduce emissions and meet climate goals, aligning with global climate science through the Science Based Targets initiative.
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News briefsThule to lay off 22 employees at its Colorado plant
The Swedish company is reportedly closing its Longmont facility and laying off over half its staff, just ahead of its upcoming earnings report.
