Net income declined 6% to $114,143,000 from $121,617,000 in the fiscal third quarter ended Dec. 31, and revenues were down by the same percentage, coming in at $1,486,095,000 against $1,581,781,000.

Profits jumped 154% in the fiscal third quarter ended Dec. 31 to ¥3,540 million ($24.0 mm) from ¥1,393 million, as revenues climbed 11% higher to ¥53,540 million ($362.2 mm) from ¥48,198 million, with growth in all regions.

A huge goodwill impairment charge for Rothy’s and Ioasys sent the bottom line deep into the red, with a net loss of BRL 1,606.2 million ($324.3 mm) against a loss of BRL 21.0 million in the prior year as revenue dipped 9% to BRL 1,009.2 million ($203.8 mm) from BRL 1,103.4 million.

Net loss narrowed 60% to $1,643,989 from $4,102,992 for the fiscal third quarter on revenue that was down 7% to $36,006,464 from $38,711,494.

Net income dropped 70% to ¥945 million ($6.4 mm) from ¥3,123 million in the fiscal first half ended Dec. 31 on revenues that increased 2% to ¥122,401 ($828.0 mm) from ¥120,258 million.

Net income soared 70% in fiscal Q3 ended Dec. 31 to ¥1,883 million ($12.7 mm) from ¥1,108 million on 7% lower revenue of ¥27,447 million ($185.7 mm) against ¥29,540 million.

The Swedish helmet technology company’s Q4 net income dropped 15% (-13% CC) to SEK 16 million ($1.5 mm) from SEK 19 million, lapping a 76% decline, on net sales also down 15% to 91 SEK ($8.5 mm) from 107 SEK.

The Big Cat appointed Julie Legrand as senior director global brand strategy, following Puma’s decision last June, to reorganize its global brand management and marketing operations and relocate them from Boston to its Herzogenaurach headquarters in Germany.

HBI will lay off 159 employees in Apr., when it suspends operations at its Annapolis distribution center, according to a WARN notice filed with the state.