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The world’s largest contract footwear manufacturer posted a 1.8 percent sales decline to $8.03 billion in fiscal 2025. Weak China retail weighed on results.
Seven acquisitions in seven years have made ASICS the world’s largest race registration operator. The financials back the thesis.
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Sign up for freeDutch premier league signing, cricket partnership and technical running launches show Skechers in a sustained bid for performance sport credibility.
Caroline Brown exits after fewer than two years; Chris Goble to lead the outdoor brand with a commercial and product background.
Influenced by a strong female perspective in design and strategy, the industry is moving toward a balance of high-functionality, circularity, and sensory comfort.
Record sales for the DICK’S business and a $52m operating loss at Foot Locker: the numbers behind a transformational year
The world’s largest contract footwear manufacturer posted a 1.8 percent sales decline to $8.03 billion in fiscal 2025. Weak China retail weighed on results.
Revenue fell 19% in 2025, but cost discipline and a proprietary AI processor signal GoPro’s bid to reverse its decline.
The London-based ownership group Mercury13 now holds clubs in Italy, England and Spain, backed by Avenue Capital’s $1bn+ sports fund.
Terrence Murphy and Reggie Bush are betting on women’s sports and next-generation formats as the next frontier for institutional capital.
Lululemon’s founder launches a campaign site as his proxy battle over governance and creative direction enters its most public phase yet.
ABG names a newly incorporated Shanghai firm as Reebok’s new China distributor, replacing Tristate after two years of falling revenues.
Swiss performance brand opens 802sqm flagship in Shenzhen as Asia-Pacific net sales surged 96% in 2025.
Swiss running brand On moves beyond department stores in South Korea with a three-floor standalone in Hannam-dong, opening March 12.
Record tourism and spending during the 2026 Spring Festival reveal a Chinese consumer spending more on movement – and on the gear that goes with it.
L.E.K.’s 2026 Brand Heat Index maps where HOKA, On, Arc’teryx and Salomon are gaining on legacy leaders.
Women’s sports revenue is growing faster than men’s. Female athletes generate more social engagement. But visibility carries a cost brands rarely pay for.
German start-up Soqa is building female-first football products the big brands won’t. Founder Gertje Klack explains the gap, and the strategy to close it.
Cimarron Nix, a nine-year Nike veteran with roots in sourcing and manufacturing, takes the helm after a five-month vacancy.
The German-managed brand operates in 32 countries with hand-crafted, limited-edition ski apparel — and no plans to go mass market.
Yorkshire fitness tech startup targets its 260,000-strong user base with fresh capital to deepen AI capabilities and expand gym partnerships globally.
Hong Kong startup PointFit reads lactate through sweat in real time, as VC firm Seveno Capital backs its path from elite sport to mass market.
The sports betting data group lifted profit to €100 million and authorized up to €1 billion in buybacks.
The Milan-based insulation supplier’s new free fiber draws 80% of its content from post-industrial textile scrap — not downcycled.
Supply chain intelligence platform Worldly taps a 12-year Walmart responsible sourcing veteran as new regulations raise the stakes for social data.
Italian luxury sneaker brand hits €734m in annual revenue as direct-to-consumer sales accelerate and new ownership takes shape.
The invitation-only relay format, now staged in five cities, anchors Saucony’s record marketing investment as FY 2025 sales topped $533m.
The motorsport and supercar group targets premium golf equipment, with a dedicated CEO in place and a full product reveal set for April 29.
The Spanish footwear brand’s 2024 pickleball entry has secured an official circuit deal – the first of its kind in European pickleball.
A court order now extends refund rights to all importers — not just those who sued. But the government is already appealing.
Sporting goods manufacturers are rediscovering fairs as essential tools for material validation. LTP Group explains why tactile interaction has become a strategic necessity.
The Boston brand’s latest domestic drop arrives as tariffs reshape sourcing debates across the US footwear industry.
New measures target platforms like Shein and Temu, aligning with EU policy whilst introducing additional scrutiny.
New measures target platforms like Shein and Temu, aligning with EU policy whilst introducing additional scrutiny.
Criminals claim 815,000 rows of data stolen from an Adidas extranet via a martial arts products licensee.
Federal regulators claim diversity programs discriminated against white employees, challenging past corporate DEI practices.
After nearly five years of advocacy, Nike agrees to compensate 3,300 Thai factory workers who were allegedly coerced into unpaid leave during the pandemic.
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