Fourth quarter revenues dipped 3% to $957,640,000 from $989,773,000 as positive Holiday results in North America and double-digit gains in International were tempered by inventory management moves, a promotional pullback at Crocs, and the ongoing Heydude reset.

In its first quarterly report after selling a majority stake in Topgolf, CALY’s Q4 net loss from continuing operations narrowed by 30% to $66.0 million from a loss of $93.9 million, as revenue slipped 1% to $367.5 million from $371.4 million.

Net income jumped 151% to €50,557,000 ($58.6 mm) over €20,119,000 in the fiscal first quarter ended Dec. 31 on an 11% (+18% CC) revenue gain to €401,901,000 ($466.2 mm) from €361,719,000 as Holiday brought strong demand for closed-toe styles.

Revenues at Sumitomo Rubber’s sports division finished 2025 on a high note, growing 16% in Q4 to ¥32,409 million ($210.3 mm) from ¥27,961 million, driving operating profit of ¥2,178 million ($14.1 mm) against a small loss last year.

The luxury skiwear and lifestyle brand’s bottom line swung to a profit of $93,000 from a loss of $2,482,000, on flat sales of $11,656,000, up from $11,658,000 prior, for the third quarter ended Dec. 31.

The Daiwa fishing and golf parent company saw net income decline 18% to ¥1,054 million ($7.0 mm) from ¥1,285 million in the fiscal third quarter ended Dec. 31, as revenues inched up 3% to ¥29,938 million ($200.0 mm) from ¥29,008 million.

The Waterbury, VT-based parent of Darn Tough Vermont and other hosiery brands promoted Angelica Taylor from chief operations officer to president.

Tonal filed suit in DE district court accusing the connected fitness company of infringing on four patents with its Echelon Strength Pro product.