Aggregate revenue from the world’s largest sporting goods retailers increased by just 2% in weighted local currencies last year, and grew in dollars to $148,088 million from $145,599 million. Currency effects were much less significant in 2023 compared to 2022, after the massive dollar appreciation impacted the deltas in last year's table. The relative share of sales in each region was stable year-over-year, at 50% from the Americas, 40% from EMEA, and 10% from Asia-based retailers.

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