Profits soared 43% to $253,096,000 in the fiscal second quarter ended Sep. 30 from $176,430,000 a year ago, as revenues jumped 20% to $1,311,320,000 from $1,091,907,000 driven by a significant gain from Hoka and strong sell-in for Ugg in an important seasonal quarter. International sales outperformed, growing 33% (+28% constant currency) to $457.4 million as the U.S. gained 14% to $853.9 million. Total company direct-to-consumer sales and wholesale were balanced at 20% growth, to $397.7 million and $913.7 million, respectively.

In his first quarterly conference call as CEO, Stefano Caroti said he ... Log in to view full article.