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Sporting Goods Industry News for October 16, 2026
Total compensation for the top 102 executives at public sporting goods companies reached $434,092,581 last year, with comparable pay for executives on our list up 12%, trailing a 13% increase the year before.
Mike Dennison will step down from the top job at FOXF, with independent director Doug Grimm stepping in as interim CEO while the company searches for a permanent replacement.
Further development plans are underway at the Three Stripes’ new Chinese headquarters in Shanghai as it prepares to move in, CEO Bjørn Gulden told the International Business Leaders’ Advisory Council for the Mayor of Shanghai this week, laying out the next phase for its localization strategy in China.
The ratings agency changed the Eager Beavertons’ outlook from stable to negative, as Nike’s turnaround is taking longer than expected and earnings are forecast to decline through FY 2027 and into FY 2028.
The mountaineering footwear brand tapped Roberto Fortunato as CEO and named him to the company’s board, succeeding Marcello Favagrossa, while the Delladio family retains ownership.
Beretta Holding’s offer to purchase up to 2,400,184 shares of RGR stock for $44.80 per share was wildly oversubscribed, with 3,589,647 shares validly tendered.
The Austria-based machinery and plant engineering group is unifying sales and support across its Wintersteiger, Bootdoc, and Hotronic brands under a new “One Team” approach to deliver a more seamless customer experience.
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