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Garmin posts record revenue in 2025, driven by fitness
The GPS and wearables giant beats records across all five segments, proposes a 17% dividend hike and targets $7.9bn in 2026.
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Moncler Group hits €3.1bn in 2025
A demanding comparable base and subdued European tourism could not prevent a fourth-quarter acceleration across both brands, underscoring the resilience of a two-brand model navigating volatile luxury demand.
New AI index tracks sporting goods brand visibility
Parcel Perform’s AI Visibility Index tracks how AI shopping assistants rank and recommend sportswear and sporting goods brands when consumers ask what, how and where to buy.
PSG – Victim of its own success
PSG achieved record revenue in 2024–25, but growth is constrained by stadium capacity and weak Ligue 1 TV rights. Concerts won’t fix the problem.
Moncler Group hits €3.1bn in 2025
A demanding comparable base and subdued European tourism could not prevent a fourth-quarter acceleration across both brands, underscoring the resilience of a two-brand model navigating volatile luxury demand.
Garmin posts record revenue in 2025, driven by fitness
The GPS and wearables giant beats records across all five segments, proposes a 17% dividend hike and targets $7.9bn in 2026.
PSG – Victim of its own success
PSG achieved record revenue in 2024–25, but growth is constrained by stadium capacity and weak Ligue 1 TV rights. Concerts won’t fix the problem.
Gymshark enters Germany with premium retail partners
The British activewear brand opens its first German shop floors.
Davin Sons signs five brands for Indian sportswear MBOs
Delhi-based FMCG distributor enters organized sportswear retail by signing MOUs with Skechers, Reebok, Adidas, New Balance and Crocs.
Footasylum CEO Pujolar steps down after 2 years
Stephan Rahmede assumes interim leadership as UK athleisure retailer enters transformation phase following record fiscal results.
Birmingham City sells women’s club to its parent
New York hedge fund Knighthead Capital Management consolidates club ownership through affiliate company.
Agassi sports company plans World Series of Pickleball
The tennis legend’s racquet sports company teams up with UEFA Champions League architects TEAM Marketing to build a global pickleball championship.
Wanda Group keeps Infront after strategic review
Sports marketing group ends investor search, will continue as standalone company with Chinese parent as majority owner.
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Newton Golf adds finance veteran to board
With John Bode, the golf equipment maker adds a multi-board public company CFO with hands-on golf industry operating experience.
Footasylum CEO Pujolar steps down after 2 years
Stephan Rahmede assumes interim leadership as UK athleisure retailer enters transformation phase following record fiscal results.
Claire Wood Named Vice President, Footwear Product Strategy at Brooks Running
Industry veteran returns to Brooks in newly created role to strengthen footwear innovation and product-to-market execution after strong 2025 revenue growth.
European Commission investigating Shein
Brussels alleges addictive design, non-transparent algorithms, and sale of illegal products by the fast-fashion giant.
New AI index tracks sporting goods brand visibility
Parcel Perform’s AI Visibility Index tracks how AI shopping assistants rank and recommend sportswear and sporting goods brands when consumers ask what, how and where to buy.
SPG adopts cloud solution to upgrade product operations
The licensed apparel company is replacing its legacy system to accelerate development cycles and support growth across brands including Browning and Carhartt.
Clean200 2026: Nike, Adidas and Puma ranked
Five sporting goods firms feature in the global ranking of largest companies by sustainable revenue, with Nike at rank 57.
Volleyball finally gets its own female apparel brand
Corts, a female-founded LA label, enters a sport with 800,000 young US players and no dedicated apparel incumbent.
Branwyn lands on The Lead’s Foremost 50
Oregon-based challenger earns industry recognition for applying seamless knitting to natural fibers in women’s next-to-skin performance apparel
Volleyball finally gets its own female apparel brand
Corts, a female-founded LA label, enters a sport with 800,000 young US players and no dedicated apparel incumbent.
Babolat releases line of children’s racquets with Alcaraz
Five racquets designed specifically for children aged 4–13, inspired by the world number one’s signature gear.
British heritage brand Crew Clothing backs UK padel growth
The brand enters the UK’s fastest-growing racquet sport with an exclusive kit deal for league operator iPadel.
CNY: Western brands learn China’s emotional playbook
How Nike, Lululemon and On transformed Lunar New Year marketing by understanding Chinese consumers’ need for escape from status comparison pressure.
Chinese brands claim visibility podium at Milano Cortina
Li-Ning, Anta, Peak, and Toread collectively supplied apparel for delegations from China to Ecuador, marking their most prominent global showcase to date.
UFC Gym enters mainland China market
The mixed martial arts organization’s fitness brand targets China’s growing demand for high-performance training and wellness experiences.
US ready to cut India tariffs to 18% from 50%
Agreement reduces tariffs dramatically but lacks detail on implementation. Sporting goods manufacturers face new sourcing calculus.
Study: US consumers bear most Trump tariff costs
Kiel Institute research shows foreign exporters absorbed only 4% of 2025 US tariff burden, with American importers and consumers paying the rest.
EU may freeze US trade deal over Trump threat
European Parliament’s largest political group says approval of zero-tariff deal impossible after US president announces levies on eight countries.
China exports surge despite US crash
China recorded $1.18 trillion (€1.01tn) trade surplus in 2025 as exports to ASEAN and EU jumped while US shipments crashed 30 percent in December.
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