Net loss attributable to DBI narrowed 48% to $19,992,000 from $38,168,000 in the fourth quarter, though sales were flat at $713,589,000 compared to $713,572,000.

Net income slipped 38% in the fourth quarter to $9,055,000 from $14,665,000 on 3% lower sales of $254,066,000, down from $262,939,000 that included a -3.5% comp, with Shoe Carnival doors comping down mid-single digits and Shoe Station down low-single digits.

Net income attributable to shareholders was up 11% last year to RMB 1,371,571,000 ($192.0 mm) from RMB 1,238,402,000 on a net sales gain of 4% to RMB 14,151,086,000 ($1,981.2 mm) from RMB 13,577,222,000.

Czechoslovak Group’s Ammo+ revenue nearly tripled to €1,395 million ($1,567.4 mm) last year from €482 million, benefiting from a full year of contribution from Kinetic, formerly Vista Outdoor’s ammunition segment.

Petzl America is recalling about 5,360 Nomic and Ergonomic ice climbing axes because the shaft can break at the handle during use.

While its major Western competitors continue to struggle in the PRC, the Chinese sportswear giant posted another standout result, with revenue increasing by 13% to RMB 80,219,000 ($11,230.7 mm) last year, up from RMB 70,826,000.

Net income in the final quarter more than doubled to CZK 717,126,000 ($34.4 mm) from CZK 335,918,000, though sales slipped 1% to CZK 7,327,780,000,00 ($351.3 mm) from CZK 7,403,897,000, mainly due to the U.S. government shutdown.

On Holding announced a shakeup at the highest level, with CEO and CFO Martin Hoffman stepping down, and ONON founders and current executive co-chairmen David Allemann and Caspar Coppetti taking over as co-CEOs, effective May 1.

The parent company of Rip Curl, Kathmandu, and Oboz halted trading of its shares on the ASX and NZX, confirming it is pursuing a capital raise with a group of investors.

After several rounds of dueling press releases over RGR’s board composition and strategic direction, the Italian gunmaker is suggesting it might put more of its money where its mouth is, with an offer to buy up to 20.05% of RGR shares for about a 20% premium.

The Laval, QC-based watersports company inked an agreement to acquire KL Outdoor for undisclosed terms, aiming to expand Pelican’s North American footprint.

The Baltimore, MD-based maker of cleated footwear with a proprietary SmartStuds injury-reducing technology secured strategic investments from the former Super Bowl champion and NWSL defender.

Nike, Fanatics, and the Chicago White Sox were hit with a suit in IL state court brought by MLB Hall of Famer Frank Thomas for the unauthorized use of his name and number on City Connect 2.0 jerseys.

The Eager Beavertons were hit with a proposed class action in OR district court, accusing them of failing to adequately protect private information during a Jan. cyberattack.

Net income attributable to shareholders at the Chinese sportswear brand was down 14% to RMB 1,308.9 million ($183.2 mm) from RMB 1,148.6 million for 2025, though revenue tallied RMB 11,145.8 million ($1,560.4 mm), up 11% from RMB 10,073.5 million.

The South African protective equipment maker finished last year in the black, posting a profit of $3,263,922 against a $2,204,664 loss in 2024, as revenue soared 41% to $61,907,914 from $44,027,942.

The Rip Curl, Kathmandu, and Oboz parent said “Naur” to former Billabong CEO, Paul Naude, rejecting a bid to add Naude’s Stokehouse surf apparel and accessories company to Rip Curl.

The UK retail conglomerate controlled by Mike Ashley has accumulated a 29.26% stake in ASOS through a mix of direct shares and derivatives, making it the company’s largest investor, SGI Europe reported.

In advance of its 2026 annual meeting, RGR added a section on its website to host information related to its proxy battle with Beretta, including a new presentation that makes the case for staying the course.

The Eager Beavertons were awarded $11 million in total damages by a Cen. CA district court jury, which found social media influencer Nick Tuinenburg and his company, Divide the Youth, liable for counterfeiting and infringing on Nike’s Dunk trade dress.