The outdoor sportswear company unveiled three-year financial targets during its first Investor Day in its 24 years as a publicly traded company, calling for potential double-digit growth on both ends of the P&L driven by footwear, international expansion and digital channels.

North American revenues from Finish Line, Shoe Palace, DTLR Villa and a growing number of JD Sports-bannered stores totaled £1,300.4 million ($1,633.7 mm) in the first half ended July 30, down 4% from £1,357.3 last year.

Net income jumped 79% in the second quarter to CZK 559,975,000 ($24.2 mm) from CZK 312,273,000 on 30% revenue growth to CZK 3,495,613,000 ($151.2 mm) from CZK 2,694,977,000 helped by the addition of a full quarter of sales from Colt, which was acquired in May 2021.

SPWH is aiming to grow total revenues to $1.8 to $2.0 billion over the next three years, up from $1.5 billion last year, based on low-single-digit comps and an aggressive store opening plan that will push its footprint east.

Ancora Holdings Group, which owns about 2.5% of KSS shares, sent the company’s board a letter lambasting it for “sustained underperformance” and for rejecting acquisition interest that would have paid shareholders $64-$65 per share, well above the $27 price now.

ManU’s commercial revenue increased 22% to £63.4 million ($79.6 mm) in the final fiscal quarter ended June 30, as retail, merchandising, apparel & product licensing grew 20% to £26.2 million ($32.9 mm), driven by the return of fans and ramped-up marketing.

The GSP “Refund-Only” Bill (H.R. 8906) that was introduced in the House of Representatives by Debbie Wasserman Schultz (D-FL) and Mario Diaz-Balart (R-FL) would return over $700 million in tariffs paid by American companies.

Private equity firm MiddleGround Capital has acquired bicycle parts and accessories distributor HLC for undisclosed terms.