In-line with its July 16 pre-announcement, the Big a grew sales by 9% in the second quarter to €5,822 million ($6,260 mm) from €5,343 million a year ago with solid gains just about everywhere except North America.

CODI’s Boa and PrimaLoft brands benefitted from improvements in the destocking trend than has hurt their results for over a year, with both growing revenues double digits.

Net income was nearly halved to $8,264,000 in the second quarter from $16,185,000 a year ago, as revenues slipped 8% to $130,761,000 from $142,804,000 as units shipped were roughly flat, but ASP declined to $386 from $422.

GMRN’s Fitness segment outperformed with a 28% revenue gain to $428,404,000 from $334,863,000 for the second quarter, flowing down to a 98% jump in operating income to $107,610,000 over $54,458,000.

Net income at the Indonesian retailer was down 21% in the second quarter to IDR 303,043 million ($19.4 mm) from IDR 384,997 million last year, attributed to ForEx headwinds and a loss on an asset disposal.

Yue Yuen announced that its net income attributable to shareholders would be up about 115%-120% to approximately $183.9 million for the first half from $83.6 million last year, attributed to strong demand for footwear capacity driven by the gradual recovery of the global footwear industry.

The Scotland-based maker of GPS wearables, rangefinders and shot trackers secured $8.5 million in Series B funding in a round led by a $4.0 million stake from Guinness Ventures.

The outdoor brand filed a trademark infringement suit in CA district court against Micom Group for copying its “Patagonia Provisions” mark on cutlery and cutting boards.