Net income attributable to shareholders jumped 18% in the fourth quarter to TWD 1,586.6 million ($49.4 mm) from TWD 1,339.6 million, as revenues at the Taiwanese footwear and sporting goods manufacturer dipped 3% to TWD 21,885.3 million ($681.8 mm) from TWD 22,535.2 million.

Green arrows at the core brand and from direct-to-consumer pushed the top line to a 1% gain to €829,021,000 from €818,009,000 for the first quarter, with Moncler sales up 2% to €721.8 million.

The 13-year-old U.K.-based outdoor apparel brand reported a 76% jump in sales last year to £57 million ($73 mm) from £33 million, primarily due to growth in Europe and the U.S.

Outdoor retail sales increased 1% last year, totaling $28 billion, according to the Outdoor Industry Association’s latest Outdoor Retail Sales Trend Report, with casual consumers driving growth, signaling a shift in purchasing behavior and demand.

After a weak start to 2025, adjusted sales of sporting goods/hobby/book and music stores increased 2.7% in Mar. to $8,383 million from $8,163 million a year ago, and were up 2.4% sequentially from Feb., according to Commerce Dept. data.

The 76-door golf retailer’s chief executive and chairman Dick Sullivan plans to retire from his day-to-day CEO role later this summer once a successor can be recruited.

The Fanatics-owned licensed sports retailer revealed its refreshed store concept aimed at elevating the shopping experience with a strong focus on personalization.

The golf industry veteran takes over as president of Revelyst’s Precision Sports Technology platform, which includes golf technology brands Foresight Sports, Bushnell Golf, and PinSeeker.

Under Dog signed five top NFL prospects to endorsement contracts, including the likely top draft pick, Miami quarterback Cam Ward, along with Luther Burden III, Nick Emmanwori, Matthew Golden, and Tyler Booker.