Net income increased 14% in the final quarter to $99,326,000 from $87,182,000 on 13% higher sales that came in at $2,212,416,000, up from $1,960,940,000 and would have been up 14% constant currency.

Net income was just $1,234,000 in the fiscal third quarter ended Dec. 31, down 99% from $110,753,000 a year ago, as revenues contracted by 6% to $1,401,039,000 from $1,486,043,000, but Under Dog is seeing some green shoots of turnaround progress, and it raised full-year guidance on both the top and bottom lines.

Net loss was reduced by 53% to $92.0 million in fiscal Q2 from $194.9 million last year on a revenue decline of 9% to $673.9 million from $743.6 million as the company’s turnaround efforts continued to stanch the bleeding on the P&L and balance sheet.

Net income was up 9% to C$143.6 million ($103.4 mm) in fiscal Q3 ended Dec. 29 from C$131.4 million on revenue that came in just south of flat at C$607.9 million ($437.7 mm) from C$609.9 million.

The Berkshire-Hathaway-owned running brand recorded another stellar year with sales improving 9% to about $1.3 billion, fueled by growth in every region and channel.

The Swedish helmet technology company’s Q4 net income was up more than threefold to SEK 53 million ($4.9 mm) from SEK 16 million on 58% (+52% CC) higher revenues of SEK 144 ($13.4 mm) from SEK 91 million.

The owner of Reebok and other active brands is taking on $1 billion in new debt in the form of a first-lien term loan due in 2032, with the proceeds going to repurchase some of its outstanding equity and for other corporate purposes.

The insole maker promoted its human resources VP, Annie Quammen to become its first chief people officer, and hired former Traeger VP of U.S. Sales, Dan Bailey, as chief growth officer.

Zelus Sport BV, the Swoosh’s authorized global team sports licensee based in the UK and Netherlands, received an unspecified investment from Sullivan Street Partners.

The Topgolf Callaway-owned apparel brand is recalling about 59,450 women’s sweatshirts and women’s and men’s hoodies because they violate the federal flammability standard for clothing.