Financial insights for the sporting goods industry – Page 33
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ArticleVF Corp. maps out growth strategy, trims FY23 outlook
EMEA plays a key role in the company’s growth strategy.
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News briefsNautilus turns to financial advisory firm
Nautilus Inc. of Vancouver has retained the financial advisory firm Evercore to review its business and, in the words of our colleagues at the American edition of SGI, “help it figure out a new way forward now that its pandemic-fueled, record sales levels have come crashing back to earth.” Troubles ...
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News briefsBuff projects 10% rise in annual sales
Buff is projecting sales of €56 million for the current year, begun in April, for a 10 percent year-on-year rise, reports Modaes. This will nevertheless fall 34.1 percent short of the figure for 2020, a historic year for the Catalonian brand, when pandemic measures drove sales up by 50 percent. ...
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News briefsRoyal Padel thriving despite standstill in the market
The chief executive of Royal Padel, Rafael Tarradas, has made twin declarations to CMDsport: for one thing, the European pádel market has ground to a halt; for another, sales for his own brand have taken off since September, thanks to customers from outside Spain. Barcelona-based Royal Padel enjoyed a 25 ...
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News briefsJoma appears to have recovered from pandemic measures
Joma is set to exceed its sales for pre-lockdown 2019 by 15 to 20 percent, according to Diffusion Sport. Production director Fortu López told the trade publication at the recent Micam trade show that “the company is meeting expectations. Indeed, we’re exceeding our goals, which were to return to our ...
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International is important cog in Columbia’s growth plan
Columbia Sportswear unveiled a three-year financial target plan last week that calls for potential double-digit growth on its profit & loss statement that will be driven by sales gains outside its home U.S. market, footwear and digital. In FY22, the company confirmed a guidance call for 10 to 12 percent ...
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ArticleJD takes cautious view on H2, encouraged by European recovery
JD Sports Fashion reported an 11.4 percent decline in profit before exceptional items and taxes to 418.1 million pounds (€478.3m) for the first half ended July 31. Total period revenues increased by 13.7 percent to £4,418.1 million (€5.1bn) from £3,885.8 million, as total sales growth in organic retail businesses rose ...
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ArticleKMD Brands sees sales momentum resuming
After a challenging first half impacted by the effects of the Covid-19 pandemic, KMD Brands experienced rebounding sales in the final two quarters.
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News briefsSales up by 22% at El Corte Inglés for FY 2021
El Corte Inglés reported at its annual shareholder meeting in July that sales for the year ended Feb. 28 had reached €12.51 billion, in a year-on-year increase of 22 percent. EBITDA reached €804 million and consolidated net profit €120 million. Marta Álvarez, the Spanish retailer’s chairwoman, attributed this “return to ...
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ArticleZumiez adjusting assortments as customers seek value
Zumiez, the global specialty retailer that operates 70 Blue Tomato stores in Europe, suffered an 85 percent drop in second-quarter operating profit to $5.0 million from $32.0 million for the period ended July 30. Ebit was down by 83 percent to $5.5 million as net income came in 87 percent ...
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Lululemon stays on strong course, no change to markdown strategy
Lululemon’s net income rose 39 percent to $289.5 million from $208.1 million as total revenues increased by 28.8 percent to $1.87 billion from $1.45 billion. Operating income was 38 percent higher at $401.2 million versus $291.0 million. Gross margin slipped by 160 basis points to 56.5 percent from 58.1 percent, ...
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News briefsPeloton with delayed annual report
Peloton Interactive will need up to 15 additional days to file its 10-K report for the fiscal year ended June 30, which was due Aug. 29, according to a filing with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC). The reason given is that the company is still calculating the impairment ...
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News briefsAthleta experiences near-term softness on consumer shift
Athleta, The Gap, Inc.-owned women’s active and wellness brand, generated a 1 percent increase in second-quarter sales to $344 million, with year-over-year comparable store sales declining 8 percent for the six months ended June 30. Period revenues were 37 percent higher than in Q2/2019. Despite a modest slowdown in the ...
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News briefsJohnson Health Tech posts H1 loss despite revenue gain
Johnson Health Tech, the Taiwanese fitness equipment company, reported an attributable net loss of 328,254,000 Taiwanese dollars (€10.5m) against a profit of TWD 28,0002,000 for the six months ended June 30. H1 revenues for the parent of the Matrix, Horizon Fitness, Vision Fitness and Synca wellness brands rose 2.0 percent ...
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Pegasus Intl. H1 footwear revenues step 36 percent higher
Pegasus International Holdings Ltd. reported a 36 percent increase in revenues from the manufacture and sales of footwear to $2,847,000 from $2,095,000 for the six months ended June 30. Total H1 revenues increased 51 percent to $5,261,000 from $3,479,000. Ebit was $556,000 against $70,000, with gross margin coming in at ...
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News briefsGlobe Intl. FY net declines 44 percent
Globe International, the Australian parent of the Globe, Salty Crew, Impala Skate, FXD Workwear and Dot Electric Skateboards, reported a 44 percent drop in annual attributable net income to 18,641,000 Australian dollars (€12.0m) for the 12 months ended June 30. Ebit fell 41 percent in the FY to A$27.5 million ...
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News briefsFarfetch Limited Ebit falls 29 percent in Q2
Farfetch Limited, the Internet platform for luxury goods, realized an 18.7 percent decline in attributable profit to $70.5 million from $86.6 million for the second quarter ended June 30. Ebit was down by 29 percent to $60.4 million from $84.7 million as the operating loss widened by 11.5 percent to ...
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ArticlePeloton Interactive posts $1.24 billion Q4 loss
Peloton Interactive’s CEO Barry McCarthy, in his quarterly shareholder letter, compared the interactive fitness company to a cargo ship like one he worked on as a high schooler, but perhaps he should have considered a cruise ship comparison given the company’s needs to attract more younger, female and value-oriented customers ...
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News briefsJD.com gets sales boost from sports, outdoor
JD.com, the Chinese supply chain technology and service provider, said sports and outdoor were two of six segments that posted double-digit sales growth in the second quarter ended June 30. During Q2, the group generated 5.4 percent revenue growth to 267.6 billion yuan renminbi (€40.0b). Service revenues rose 21.9 percent ...
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ArticleXtep profit jumps 38 percent in H1
The operating income of Chinese sportswear brand Xtep International rose 34.8 percent to 922 million yuan renminbi (€130.9m) for the six months ended June 30, with attributable profit increasing 38.4 percent to RMB 590 million (€83.8m). The operating profit margin slipped slightly to 16.2 percent from 16.5 percent. Total ...
