The Daiwa fishing and golf brand owner’s net income was up more than eight fold to ¥3,953 million ($36.1 mm) in its fiscal first quarter ended June 30, from just ¥448 million last year, as revenues jumped 62% to ¥33,015 million ($301.8 mm) from ¥20,377 million. Results were also far better than in 2019, buoyed by growing global demand for fishing and golf gear. Sales in the Americas were up 51% at ¥2,885 million ($26.4 mm), boosted by government stimulus payments and strong consumer confidence, the company said. The ... Log in to view full article.