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News briefsPlanet Fitness secures $800m for strategic refinancing
Planet Fitness, Inc. announced that it has completed its previously announced refinancing transaction. The new series of securitized notes consists of $800 million of Class A-2 senior secured notes issued in two tranches: Class A-2-I senior secured notes with an expected redemption date of five years, a principal amount of ...
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News briefsGolden Goose set to value almost €1.9bn at IPO
Italian luxury sneaker brand Golden Goose is aiming for a market capitalization of up to €1.86 billion when it goes public on the Milan Stock Exchange. The company has set a price range of €9.50 to €10.50 for the listing in order to raise up to €558 million before exercising ...
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News briefsSportsshoes.com announces 11% increase in sales, 663,000 new customers in last 12 months
SportsShoes.com has achieved an 11 percent year-on-year increase in turnover to £90m (€105.6 million) and acquired 663,000 new customers in 12 months. The retailer also secured 749,000 orders from repeat customers during the same period. SportsShoes.com offers more than 17,000 products from 150 running and outdoor brands, including Nike, Adidas ...
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News briefsWomen’s tennis and Saudi investment fund announce multi-year deal
The Women’s Tennis Association (WTA) and Public Investment Fund (PIF) have unveiled a multi-year partnership that is meant to grow women’s professional tennis and inspire more women and girls around the world to take up the sport. As part of the agreement, PIF will become the first-ever naming partner of ...
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News briefsSuperdry prepares for emergency sale amid restructuring plan uncertainty
Superdry, the British fashion retailer, is facing a pivotal moment as it braces for the potential rejection of a restructuring plan proposed by CEO Julian Dunkerton. If creditors do not approve the plan, Superdry is set to launch a four-week emergency sale process, which could lead to a pre-pack administration ...
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ArticlePuma sees improving trends ahead, maintains FY24 outlook
Puma, now that its most “challenging” quarter of the year is over, is forecasting sequentially improving trends for the remainder of 2024. Stronger sales growth is projected in H2 as the commercialization of developing product trends and impact of the company’s accelerated brand elevation strategy take hold. “We are ...
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ArticlePeloton reports another loss, restructuring as CEO departs
Heading into the seasonally slowest and most challenging quarter of its fiscal year, Peloton Interactive’s two-year transformation continues down a bumpy path. The connected fitness company has initiated another restructuring effort resulting in annualized savings of more than $200 million and more job cuts – its third round in 26 ...
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ArticleGarmin gains on positive results from all segments
Garmin, in its seasonally lowest quarter of the FY, reported a 51 percent increase in Q1 operating income to $298.4 million from $197.0 million for the period ended March 30. Net income was up 36 percent year-over-year to nearly $276 million, and gross margin improved by 120 basis points to ...
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ArticleSuperdry unveils restructuring plans amid financial struggles
Superdry has revealed its restructuring proposals alongside plans for an equity raise and delisting from the stock exchange. The proposed restructuring primarily focuses on revamping its UK property estate and retail cost base to achieve a more financially sustainable operating model. CEO Julian Dunkerton emphasized the importance of these measures, ...
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ArticleDecathlon’s global revenue surges by 4.4% to €15.6 billion
In 2023, Decathlon experienced significant developments across various fronts, reflecting its resilience amidst global challenges. CEO Barbara Martin Coppola acknowledged the company’s progress, emphasizing their focus on future sustainability: “We made strides in CO2 reduction while ensuring continued revenue growth.” Financially, Decathlon achieved a 4.4 percent increase in revenue, totaling ...
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News briefsJP Morgan forms new sports-focused investment division
Global financial firm JP Morgan Chase has set up a new “sports investment banking coverage group” to advise clients in an increasingly lucrative industry, according to an internal memo seen by Reuters. The new team will be co-led by Eric Menell, Managing Director, co-Head of North American Media Investment Banking ...
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News briefsXXL completes €43 million share issue amid growth expectations
Norwegian sports retailer XXL has completed a targeted new share issue of 500 million Norwegian kronor (€43 million), according to a press release. The subscription price was set at 0.70 Norwegian kronor (€0.06), which aligns with the latest closing price. Among the buyers are venture capital firms Altor, Ferd, and ...
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News briefsUEFA reports record revenues for top-tier clubs
According to UEFA’s latest report, top-tier clubs participating in UEFA competitions have achieved unprecedented revenue levels in the 2021/22 fiscal year. The European Club Finance and Investment Landscape report disclosed that these clubs collectively generated approximately €23.9 billion in revenue during this period, marking a historic high. The staggering figure ...
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News briefsBasicNet's 2023 revenues rise to €398.6M despite brand revenue dip
BasicNet generated consolidated revenues of €398.6 million in 2023, up by 2.7 percent from the year earlier, as aggregate group brands revenues slipped by 10.4 percent to €1.14 billion, preliminary results show. The Italian company, which is the parent of such brands as Kappa, Robe di Kappa, K-Way, Superga and ...
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News briefsSalter achieves 20% sales growth, equaling its record in 2020
Spanish gym equipment maker Salter saw revenues reach €14 million in 2023, a 20 percent increase from the previous year and the same as in 2020, at the peak of the pandemic crisis, CMDsport has reported. The growth was primarily attributed to the recovery of the B2B sector, which accounted ...
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News briefsFootway secures €7m to bolster financial position
Footway has secured SEK 80 million (€7 million) in financing to strengthen its financial position and ensure the successful completion of its reconstruction. The financing includes a directed new share issue of 50 million SEK (€4.4m) in B-shares and a strategic collaboration with Juni, to boost its accounts payable ...
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News briefsFútbol Emotion posts 64 percent revenue increase
Spanish retailer Fútbol Emotion saw its revenues jump by 64 percent in 2023 to €82 million, Palco23 has reported. The company has almost tripled its sales in just two years, after posting a turnover of around €30 million in 2021. Half of the company’s turnover is generated through e-commerce, while ...
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News briefsPerfect Moment announces pricing for IPO
London-based luxury lifestyle brand Perfect Moment Ltd. has announced the pricing of its initial public offering of 1,334,000 ordinary shares at a price of $6.00 per share. This represents gross proceeds of approximately $8 million before deducting underwriting discounts and offering expenses. In addition, Perfect Moment, a provider of technical ...
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News briefsDunlop moving into pickleball, looking forward to 2025 for pádel
Dunlop expects to introduce its first pickleball products in the second half of 2024, according to its CEO for Iberia, Richard Jackson, who has spoken with CMDsport. Although he declined to go into detail, Jackson did say that Dunlop’s “flagship product in tennis, pádel and squash is the ball, and ...
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ArticleReal Madrid becomes football club with highest revenue, says Deloitte report
Deloitte’s Sports Business Group has released the 27th edition of its Deloitte Football Money League. The report reveals the 20 highest-revenue-generating football clubs globally for the 2022/23 season. Real Madrid generated record revenues of €831 million, representing an increase of €118 million compared with the previous year, and knocked Manchester ...
