January 26, 2022 Signa Sports United Sees Tight Bike Supplies
Net loss for the final quarter expanded to €21 million ($24.8 mm) from a loss of €10 million the year before, on 10% higher revenues of €246.7 million ($291.6 mm) up from €224.3 million in Q4 ’20. Sportsman’s Warehouse Ramps Up Expansion Plans
Sportsmans Warehouse said it is back in expansion mode after its terminated merger agreement with Bass Pro and Cabela’s parent Great Outdoors Group had put reins on new reach through 2021, in a presentation at Lake Street’s conference. Adidas to Add At Least 2,800 Employees This Year
The Big a is planning to hire over 2,800 people at 307 locations in 47 countries in 2022, including more than 900 in its stores, and more than 500 for digital, IT and data analytics jobs. La Jolla Group Elevates New CEO
The O’Neill licensee has promoted Michael Pratt, currently chief financial officer and SVP strategy, to the top job, succeeding Daniel Neukomm, who will transition to executive chairman of the company after nine years as CEO. Macellum Seeks Kohl’s Board Seat
Following the retailer’s confirmation earlier this week that it has received multiple takeover bids, activist investor Macellum Capital Management wants a seat on the KSS board and to lead a special committee to review offers. Golf Participation Inched Up 2% Last Year
Lapping the 8% increase in total golf participation in the pandemic year, 2021 saw a more modest gain of 600,000 to 37.5 million, with an almost equal split between on- and off-course players, according to the National Golf Foundation. NSSF Finds 5.4 Million First Time Gun Buyers
National Shooting Sports Foundation research found that about 30% of firearms purchasers in 2021, or about 5.4 million, were first time gun buyers, down from 40% in the pandemic year. Etcetera: Steve Madden, Trijicon, Oofos, Wolverine, Slinger, On Running, Skechers
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