Net income attributable to shareholders improved by 10% in the fiscal first quarter ended June 30 to ¥5,135 million ($32.9 mm) from ¥4,670 million on 6% higher revenues of ¥60,783 million ($389.9 mm) up from ¥57,176 million.

The Havainas and Rothy’s parent reported a BRL 23.4 million ($4.4 mm) profit after last year’s loss of BRL 53.1 million as sales grew 10% to BRL 1,016.5 million ($193.1 mm) over BRL 926.4 million.

The Japanese racquet sports and golf company posted a 15% improvement in net income to ¥31,067 million ($17.9 mm) from ¥2,424 million in the fiscal first quarter ended June 30, as sales grew by 11% to ¥31,067 million ($199.3 mm) from ¥27,992 million.

The South African protective equipment maker’s net income swung to a loss of $1,057,363 million from a profit of $776,139 million on 18% lower revenues of $10,078,695 million, down from $12,350,224 million in the second quarter.

ACON Investments-backed New Era Cap has completed the acquisition of ’47 Brand, combining the two headwear and apparel companies that will have nearly $2 billion in pro forma annual revenue.

Plaintiff Prathik Patel is suing the Lulunatics, CEO Calvin McDonald, and CFO Meghan Frank, in a proposed class action filed in NY district court accusing them of making misleading statements about high inventory levels of its Breezethrough yoga wear.