The world’s largest bicycle manufacturer saw Q1 net profit jump 170% to TWD 1.7 billion ($60.8 mm) on 55% higher revenues of TWD 20.62 billion ($737.4 mm), boosted by continued strong demand in the global market, with gains from both OE and private label.

Net income expanded 64% in the first quarter to BRL 14,602,000 ($2.7 mm) from BRL 8,914,000 at Under Armour and Mizuno’s Brazilian distributor and licensee, as revenues increased 31% to BRL 311,886,000 ($57.0 mm) against BRL 238,636,000.

The Eager Beavertons’ VP of workplace design and connectivity, Jeff Nichols, has sent out in an e-mail to affected employees, laying out a new in-office work policy for the company’s global headquarters in Beaverton, OR.

The hardgoods-focused outdoor industry trade show, set to be held outside in Park City, UT, Aug. 3-5, is already attracting a number of prominent brands in the camping, climbing, cycling, and paddlesports industries, according to organizers.