All Outdoor articles – Page 13
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ArticleOutdoor outperformed the athletic and casual footwear market in 2020, but…
It all depends on the brands that we include in three annual surveys that EDM Publications puts out every year for these three segments of the shoe market, some of which play in two different segments.
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Garmin performed better in fitness than outdoor in Q3
The fitness segment outperformed the outdoor segment in Garmin’s third quarter, ended on Sept. 25, but the company is still predicting 17 percent growth in both segments for the full financial year. Outdoor segment revenues fell by 3 percent to $323.8 million, due primarily to the timing of new product ...
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News briefsFree matchmaking program with the Korea Outdoor & Sports Industry Association
The Korea Outdoor & Sports Industry Association (KOIA), one of the most active and advanced national industry associations in the world, is organizing a series of online matchmaking events with European brands, distributors and retailers in view of the new EU–Korean free-trade agreement. Taking place at different time slots in ...
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News briefsOutDoor by ISPO Global Summit Edition 2021 is cancelled
The European Outdoor Group (EOG) and the ISPO Group have announced this evening (Sept. 27) that the OutDoor by ISPO: Global Summit Edition will not take place as planned on Oct. 5-7. A letter from the president of the EOG, Mark Held, was just received minutes before our daily Outdoor ...
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Vista Outdoor buys a producer of golf simulators
Trying to capitalize on the recent boom in the golf market, Vista Outdoor has agreed to buy Foresight Sports, a producer of high-enhd golf simulators based in San Diego, California, for $475 million plus up to $25 million in contingent incentives. The amount is equal to about ten times the ...
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Outdoor Retailer sees strong Snow Show in Denver for January 2022
Reacting to an announcement that the buying associations that make up the U.S. Winter Sports Market (WSM) show would be moving their event to Salt Lake City starting next winter, Marisa Nicholson, senior vice president and show director of Outdoor Retailer (OR), stated in an open letter that the winter ...
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Article7 out of 10 Austrians are physically active, outdoor sports most popular
As part of a representative study conducted by the digital market and research institute Marketagent.com, the retail chain Hervis Sports researched the athletic habits of Austrians and wanted to know whether and what impact Covid-19 has had on their sports behavior. Hervis is one of the largest specialist sports ...
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ArticleDiving turns around at Johnson Outdoors
Johnson Outdoors reported a rise in third-quarter sales and profits, driven by a continued recovery in fishing, camping and water recreation. At the same time, diving showed signs of a turnaround as Covid-19 travel restrictions were further eased. The diving segment’s revenues almost doubled from a year ago, rising ...
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News briefsThe European outdoor market fell by 9.5% at wholesale in 2020
The Covid-19 pandemic led to a 9.5 percent decline to €5.8 billion in sales of outdoor products by vendors in Europe, according to the annual State of Trade (SoT) market research report compiled by the European Outdoor Group (EOG). In terms of value, the most affected subcategories were backpacks and ...
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OutDoor by ISPO 2021: More conference, less exhibition
The upcoming OutDoor by ISPO, dubbed the “Global Summit Edition” and scheduled to be held in Munich on Oct. 5-7, 2021, will focus more on the conference component in combination with the European Outdoor Summit and offer a scaled-down exhibition space with pre-built booths for a maximum of 80 to ...
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Moscow represents one-third of Russia’s sporting goods exports, driven by outdoor
In 2020, Moscow exported sporting goods for $17.06 million, accounting for nearly a third of Russia’s overall exports of such products, said Vladimir Efimov, deputy mayor of Moscow, in a recent press conference. Outdoor products represented 33.5 percent of the total export turnover, he said, while adding that deliveries of ...
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Calida wants to divest the rest of its outdoor business
Having already expressed intentions to do so in March and as part of a strategy review, the Calida Group’s board of directors and the management have decided to sell the Millet Mountain Group division, which includes the Millet and Lafuma brands. The Millet Mountain Group reported sales of €78.2 million ...
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ArticleSports and outdoor brands emerge as circularity champions
Sports and outdoor brands are among the companies that have made the most progress toward circularity, a new report from Textile Exchange suggests. According to the study, titled “Material Change Insights Report,” the circularity score of Outdoor/Sports companies increased by 57 percent in 2020, as compared to an average increase ...
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ArticleLockdown living drives demand for Johnson Outdoors in Q2
Continued demand for outdoor recreation products from people stuck indoors during the Covid pandemic helped Johnson Outdoors to report a surge in second-quarter sales and profits. Total sales rose by 26 percent year-on-year for the period ended on April 2, reaching a level $206.2 million. The group’s gross margin dipped ...
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Fitness and Outdoor raise Garmin’s results
The current popularity of cycling and home fitness has proven to be an engine of growth for Garmin, which posted another strong quarter. The Swiss-based company, which also makes equipment for the aviation and automotive industries, reported a 25 percent sales gain to $1,072.3 million for the three months to ...
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April 15 Short Stops: Chamatex - Johnson Outdoors - New Balance - Superdry
Corporate: Philippe Joffard, a former CEO and controlling shareholder of the Lafuma Group, has sold Toptex Cube, a French manufacturer of seamless clothing and luggage, to the French Chamatex Group Marketing: +++ Superdry has signed a global three-year partnership with Neymar jr. for sustainable ...
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The European Outdoor Summit will be integrated into OutDoor by ISPO
The European Outdoor Group (EOG) has confirmed that this year’s European Outdoor Summit (EOS) will be combined with the Oct. 5-7 edition of the OutDoor by ISPO Global Summit trade show to create one major European outdoor industry event. This year’s EOS was originally going to be hosted by ...
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News briefsOutDoor by ISPO is postponed to Oct. 5-7
The show’s website reveals that OutDoor by ISPO – most recently planned as a mixed digital and physical Global Summit to be held in Munich in July – has now been postponed to Oct. 5-7, 2021. According to The Outdoor Industry Compass, the postponement was coordinated by the ISPO ...
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Golf courses and outdoor sports facilities are re-opening in the U.K.
The Welsh government has announced that golf courses and outdoor sports facilities are allowed to reopen from March 13 following the latest easing of lockdown measures in Wales. Outdoor sports facilities – including outdoor gyms, tennis courts and basketball courts – will be allowed to welcome visitors back as of ...
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News briefsOutdoor Retailer Summer Market moves from June to August
Emerald Expositions has announced that Outdoor Retailer Summer Market 2021 has been moved from its original date of June 15-17 to Aug. 10-12 as a physical trade show at the Colorado Convention Center in Denver, with a digital extension for exhibitors and attendees unable to attend in person. The date ...
