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Sporting Goods Industry News for November 14, 2025
Under Dog is ending its 13-year relationship with Golden State Warriors guard Steph Curry, moving to focus on strengthening its own brand and developing UA basketball footwear and apparel going forward.
Profits at the Korean parent company of Fila and Acushnet nearly doubled in the third quarter to KRW 101,896 million ($73.5 mm) from KRW 53,360 million, on consolidated revenue of KRW 1,088,201 million ($785.0 mm), up 4% from KRW 1,049,458 million and 2% higher constant currency.
Net loss at the luxury skiwear and lifestyle brand narrowed 33% to $1,840,000 from a loss of $2,744,000 on sales that grew 24% to $4,763,000 from $3,833,000 prior, for the second quarter ended Sep. 30.
The firearms e-tailer GrabAGun Digital Holdings reported its bottom line swung to a loss of $3,253,000 against a profit of $506,000 in the third quarter ended Sep. 30, while revenue improved 10% to $22,267,000 from $20,174,000.
S&P Global revised its outlook on Olin Corp. to negative from stable, while affirming its BB+ issuer credit rating and BB+ issue-level ratings for now, citing deteriorating results and credit metrics.
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