Net income in the final quarter was up 5% to $368,909,000 from $253,586,000 on 3% revenue growth to $989,773,000 over $960,097,000 boosted by international strength in the Crocs brand and green shoots emerging for Heydude.

Net income tumbled 32% in the final quarter to $53,154,000 from $78,593,000 despite sales that were up 5% to $546,540,000 over $519,793,000 and would have been up 7% backing out recall reserves.

Canadian Tire’s sporting goods banners inched down 1% to C$546.8 million ($390.6 mm) in Q4 revenue from C$552.2 million a year ago, but comps increased 0.4%.

The luxury apparel brand’s top- and bottom-lines grew by just mid-single digits last year, down from their historic double-digit pace, as profits increased 5% to €639,596,000 ($695.2 mm) from €611,931,000 on 4% (+7% CC) higher sales of €3,108,924,000 ($3,379.3 mm) compared to €2,984,217,000.

The Daiwa fishing and golf parent company saw net income improve 14% to ¥1,285 million ($8.4 mm) from ¥1,124 million in the fiscal third quarter ended Dec. 31, as revenues inched up 1% to ¥29,008 million ($190.3 mm) from ¥28,612 million.

Net income jumped almost twenty-fold in the Japanese distributor and equipment maker’s fiscal third quarter ended Dec. 31, to ¥2,102 million ($13.8 mm), benefitting from a ¥2,952 million gain on sales of investment securities, up from ¥108 million, on revenues that improved 7% to ¥12,713 million ($83.4 mm) from ¥11,890 million.

Umarex USA is recalling about 26,500 T4E TR50 .50 caliber air pistols because the CO2 cartridge can be unintentionally ejected with force from the handle.