All Corporations articles – Page 20
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News briefsLululemon will reportedly cut 120 jobs amid Peloton partnership
Lululemon is reportedly undergoing a round of cuts after its new partnership with Peloton. According to reports by Footwear News and Forbes, Lululemon will lay off 120 workers who support its Lululemon Studio. Lululemon acquired Mirror, a home fitness start-up selling a wall-mounted device for workout classes, in 2020. Two ...
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News briefsAthletico Ventures launches its first collective investment vehicle
Athletico Ventures, a London-based venture capital firm, has announced the formation of Athletico Ventures Collective#1, its first collective investment vehicle. More than 40 elite athletes from various sports, technology figures, corporate executives and investors are involved in the collective. The list includes renowned names like French footballer and World Cup ...
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ArticleOn announces ambitious 3-year outlook
At its investor day at On Labs in Zurich, Swiss sportswear brand On announced its financial targets for the next three years (FY 2026) and outlined the strategic building blocks to support its next phase of growth. Following On’s track record of strong growth and increasing profitability, the company intends ...
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ArticleCarbios inaugurates textile recycling facility in France
Green biotech company Carbios inaugurated its new textile preparation plant, a major innovation in polyester recycling, at the company’s demonstration facility in Clermont-Ferrand, France, on Oct. 2, 2023, in the presence of French Industry Minister Roland Lescure. To optimize the preparation of textiles for recycling, Carbios has developed a fully ...
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News briefsVuori plans IPO
California-based activewear brand Vuori, founded in 2015, is in talks with investment banks to prepare for an initial public offering next year, according to Bloomberg, citing sources familiar with the matter. Vuori’s recent $400 million investment from Softbank in October 2021 valued the company at $4 billion. According to the ...
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ArticleSigna Sports to delist from NYSE, new CEO in Q1/2024
After assuming in June that the worst of the market disruptions were over, Signa Sports United N.V. (SSU), the Berlin-based sports e-commerce specialist, has now announced an acceleration of its strategic realignment and performance improvement program. Ahead of putting its Q3 numbers on the table, the company is talking ...
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News briefsXponential Fitness reconfirms partnership with Lululemon after activewear brand joins forces with Peloton
Following on from yesterday’s announcement that Lululemon and Peloton are to join forces in a fitness content and apparel deal, Xponential Fitness has released its own joint statement with Lululemon reconfirming their ongoing retail partnership. “Xponential Fitness has been a valued partner since we announced our Lululemon Studio collaboration in ...
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ArticleLululemon and Peloton strike fitness content and apparel deal
Lululemon and Peloton have announced a five-year strategic global partnership which will see Peloton become the exclusive digital fitness content provider for Lululemon, and Lululemon the primary athletic apparel partner to Peloton. With the aim of “engaging their respective global community of members in the United States, Canada, the United ...
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News briefsXtep announces brand strategy upgrade and international store opening support initiatives
Chinese sportswear company Xtep has announced its brand strategy upgrade of “World-class Running Shoes of China Xtep.” Marking a new chapter in innovation, the company launched the latest additions to its 160X running shoe series – the 160X 5.0 PRO and 160X 5.0 models. The new 160X running shoes adopt ...
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News briefsDescente divests Le Coq Sportif for China
Japanese apparel company Descente is transferring the Le Coq Sportif brand for mainland China to its consolidated subsidiary Le Coq Sportif (Ningbo) Co, Ltd. for 4.9 billion Japanese yen (€31.1m). Le Coq Sportif (Ningbo) is 75 percent owned by Descente and 25 percent owned by Itochu Textile China and was ...
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News briefsJD closer to buying Courir
The acquisition of Courir has advanced to the next stage, with JD Sports Fashion signing an agreement to make the purchase for €520 million, as CMDsport reports. The sum is to comprise €325 million in cash and €195 million in redemptions. The deal remains subject to regulatory approval but is ...
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ArticleIntersport Austria with record sales in crisis year
Intersport Austria saw a record turnover of €645 million in the fiscal year 22/23. Its success rests on two strategic pillars. We have the details.
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News briefsTechnogym inaugurates new Benelux center
Technogym has announced the opening of its new Technogym Benelux center. Located at Capelle aan den Ijssel in the western Netherlands, the 1,500 sqm space has been designed to attract both industry operators and consumers, who will have a chance to discover the brand’s ecosystem made of training equipment, digital ...
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News briefsCricketer Deepak Chahar launches new sports brand in India
Deepak Chahar, the 31-year-old cricketer who plays in the Indian Premier League and team India, has officially launched a new sports brand called Dnine Sports. The brand will be incorporated under Lcdc Athletics Private Ltd., which Chahar co-founded with his father, Lokendra Singh, last year. Dnine’s products, designed to enhance ...
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News briefsGolden Goose could be next to go public
The private equity Permira has hired a financial advisor to study an initial public offering (IPO) on the Milan stock exchange for Golden Goose, according to the business newspaper Il Sole 24 Ore. The advisor is believed to be a US investment bank present in Europe. The IPO could be ...
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News briefsAdidas opens new state-of-the-art automated distribution center in China
Adidas has partnered with Geek+, a specialist in mobile robots for logistics, to announce the opening of its state-of-the-art automated distribution center in Suzhou, China. The 139,000-sqm fully automated warehouse and distribution center sets a new industry standard with its high level of speed and flexibility in warehouse logistics. It ...
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News briefsBiotech company MycoWorks opens US factory for leather alternatives
Biotechnology company MycoWorks has begun production at its 12600-sqm factory in Union, South Carolina, making it the world’s first large-scale leather alternatives factory. The facility is capable of producing large quantities of the alternative leather material produced with Fine Mycelium technology. MycoWorks currently counts Hermès and General Motors among its ...
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News briefsHanesBrands evaluates strategic options for its Champion brand, weighs potential sale
HanesBrands has announced that its board and executive team are assessing strategic options for the global Champion business, including “a potential sale or other strategic transaction,” the company said in a statement. That does not mean that the assessment process will result in any particular transaction or strategic outcome regarding ...
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ArticleAsian sneaker marketplace Novelship secures $9.5 million in Series B funding
Novelship, a Singapore-based marketplace founded in 2018, has received US$9.5 million in its Series B funding round led by East Ventures, iGlobe Partners and GSR Ventures. The company said the new funding will accelerate its efforts to strengthen its brand presence across Southeast Asia. This includes improving logistics capabilities, refining ...
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News briefsGoldman Sachs creating sports franchise division
Financial services firm Goldman Sachs is developing a new global division called Sports Franchise in Investment Banking, according to The Wall Street Journal, which first reported the plan, and other press sources. The new division is meant to offer wealthy clients worldwide more opportunities for investment in teams and other ...
