Sporting Goods Industry News for September 18, 2025
Accelerating global expansion should help fuel a double-digit revenue CAGR over the next five-plus years, Amer Sports outlined at its first Investor Day since its Feb. ‘24 IPO, focusing on its leading Arc’teryx brand.
Incremental ammunition sales could only partially offset slacking gun demand in the second quarter, as total revenue dipped 9% to CZK 5,502,581,000 ($250.3 mm) from CZK 6,022,929,000, but profits improved 29% to CZK 395,357,000 ($18.0 mm) from CZK 306,355,000.
The exercise tracking app and social network has been holding pitch meetings with investment bankers in advance of a possible public offering as early as 2026, according to multiple reports.
Rating DKS’ $382 million of new Foot Locker-exchange senior unsecured notes at Baa2, the ratings agency also upgraded the retailer’s ratings outlook to stable from on review for downgrade.
S&P Global assigned a rating to the BSN Sports parent’s proposed repriced $2.37 billion senior secured term loan B facility, with a stable outlook, describing it as leverage-neutral.
The Glory Wheel-owned bike component company is adding industry veterans to support expansion plans for a new U.S. base of operations and increased production in Taiwan, Italy, and Vietnam.
The team and facility sports equipment maker expanded its Lincoln, NE manufacturing operations to over 140,000 square feet, aiming to increase capacity and accelerate speed to market.
YooxArmor is recalling about 1,780 multi-purpose kids’ helmets because they don’t comply with the various requirements of the mandatory safety standard for bicycle helmets.
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