Signa Sports United should break even

Despite the pandemic, Tennis-Point will be carrying on with its expansion plans in Spain for the year, albeit with a modified calendar. The German specialty retailer, which belongs to the Signa Sports United Group, has seen its sales of tennis products drop by about 70 percent in Spain, even with ...

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