The Oberalp/Salewa Group is projecting an 8 percent improvement to €194 million in this year's turnover, with increases of between 3 and 5 percent for Salewa and more than 10 percent for Dynafit. The revenues of the Italian company, which owns or represents several other brands, rose by 3 percent to €180 million in 2012.
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