All Snowsports articles – Page 5
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ArticleUSWE sales fall as channel shift weighs on Q1
The Sedish company swung to a Q1 operating loss as its move toward direct retailer relationships reduced near-term sales more than expected.
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ArticleNewell Outdoor sales grow, profit weakens in Q2
Newell raised its 2026 outlook after returning to group sales growth, while Coleman, Marmot and its other outdoor businesses delivered higher core sales but lower profit.
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ArticleColumbia Sportswear Q2 sales rise as footwear gains momentum
Footwear and international markets drove Columbia Sportswear’s Q2 sales higher, while tariff refunds lifted margins and earnings.
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ArticleCanada Goose Q1 sales rise as losses narrow
The Toronto-based outerwear group increased Q1 sales by 10% and narrowed losses, as strong growth in Greater China and a wholesale rebound offset weaker demand in North America and EMEA.
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ArticleJacobs sells Mammut to Chinese investor
Jacobs Capital is selling Mammut to Chinese alternative investment firm CPE, ending a five-year ownership period marked by international expansion, higher margins and double-digit annual sales growth.
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ArticleVF bets on Altra as Vans turnaround remains slow
VF Corp. reported higher first-quarter revenue as CEO Bracken Darrell positioned Altra as the group’s next growth driver.
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News briefsVF adds CFO role to Dalmia’s remit
VF COO Abhishek Dalmia will also take over as CFO, succeeding Paul Vogel and bringing finance and operations under one executive.
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ArticleGarmin raises outlook despite Outdoor sales dip
The multinational tech company raised its 2026 outlook after record Q2 revenue and operating income, while Outdoor sales slipped 2 percent despite higher profitability.
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ArticleMammut highlights PFAS milestone in 2025 Responsibility Report
Mammut’s 2025 Responsibility Report highlights its PFAS transition, validated net-zero target and continued progress in repair and circularity.
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News briefsDimpora Bio gains new apparel applications
Dimpora’s PFAS-free Bio membrane is appearing in new technical apparel from California-based Tèmi and Middle Distance.
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News briefsKontoor Brands appoints Tom Waldron to board
Former Kontoor COO and Wrangler brand leader Tom Waldron has joined the company’s Board of Directors following an expansion of the board to seven members.
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News briefsMoncler H1 sales rise as Stone Island outpaces
The Italian luxury outdoor brand increased first-half revenue and profitability, with Stone Island maintaining double-digit growth as the Moncler brand slowed in Q2.
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ArticleKMD expects higher FY26 sales and Ebitda
The New-Zealand-based group expects higher fiscal 2026 sales and underlying Ebitda, supported by improving Kathmandu performance and Oboz’s return to growth despite continued pressure at Rip Curl.
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News briefsSalomon appoints Nike veteran to lead Greater China
Former Nike executive Vincent Du will lead Salomon’s next phase of growth in Greater China, focusing on retail expansion and key product categories.
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ArticleCanada Goose completes first sustainability strategy
The Canadian outerwear brand reported a 50% reduction in operational emissions since FY19, secured SBTi approval for its climate targets and outlined the priorities for the next phase of its sustainability strategy.
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ArticleSchöffel publishes 2025 sustainability report, advances circularity strategy
The German outdoor and workwear specialist has published its 2025 Sustainability Report, outlining progress on circularity, supply chain responsibility and climate action while preparing science-based emissions targets for SBTi validation.
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ArticleFenix Outdoor turnaround stalls as Germany weighs on first-half performance
Fenix Outdoor’s hoped-for recovery remains elusive at the halfway point of fiscal 2026, with a weak and price-pressured German market.
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ArticleUvex Group marks 100 years with €683m in sales
The German safety and sports equipment group is marking its 100th anniversary with 3,000 employees, 49 subsidiaries and annual sales of €683 million.
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ArticleThule lifts Q2 profit as organic sales grow
Thule improved second-quarter earnings and margins as organic sales rose across all product areas, led by Active with Kids & Dogs.
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News briefsKästle USA reshapes executive leadership
Kästle USA has appointed Jed Duke as managing director, as CEO Steven Poulin prepares to leave the Austrian ski brand’s US subsidiary.
