July 19, 2021 Shenzhou, Eagle Nice Slow Output as Covid Spreads in Vietnam
Shenzhou International is the latest Nike and Adidas contractor curtailing operations in its Vietnamese factories due to rising Covid-19 cases in that important sourcing country. Liberty Safe Sold to Monomoy Capital
Compass Diversified will receive about $147.5 million in cash for the gun safe maker, booking a gain of $75 to $85 million, depending on adjustments for working capital and cash and debt balances. Moody’s Upgrades Vista Outdoor Debt Ratings
The ratings agency raised VSTO’s corporate family rating to Ba3 from B1 and upgraded its senior unsecured notes rating to B1 from B2, assigning a stable outlook to the company.
The Chinese footwear manufacturer said sales hit $383.9 million in the June quarter, up from $247.8 million last year, including a 54% gain in pairs to 14.5 million and ASP that inched up less than a percent to $26.50 per pair. MacNeill Pride Acquires Klymit
The PE-backed, multi-brand sporting goods company added outdoor gear brand Klymit to its portfolio, and its president and CEO, Cory Tholl will join MPG, reporting to recently hired CEO, Keith Bornholtz. Puma Sets New European Leadership
The Big Cat appointed Richard Teyssier to succeed Arne Freundt as general manager for Europe, and he will report to Freundt, now chief commercial officer, in his new role. Sporting Goods Sales Grow Double Digits
Adjusted sales for sporting goods/hobby/book and music stores were up 10% in June to $9,421 million from $8,552 million, lapping last year’s 21% rise as consumer demand was unleashed after lockdowns. Gymshark Sued by Sony for Unauthorized Songs
Sony Music has filed suit against the British active apparel company in Parsons Xtreme Golf Sues Over Putter Patents
PXG is suing Southern California Design Company d/b/a Indi Golf in So. CA federal court for infringing on four of its patents that cover putter head and face designs.
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