Net loss narrowed by 13% to $10,196,000 from a loss of $11,741,000 in the seasonally small second quarter, as the top line improved 6% to $605,246,000 from $570,244,000, helped by wholesale orders that were pulled forward out of Q3.

Profits jumped 136% to $137.9 million from $58.4 million in the second quarter as GIL lapped proxy battle costs, while the top line posted a 7% gain to $918.5 million, a Q2 record, compared to $862.2 million.

Net loss expanded 70% to C$125.5 million ($90.4 mm) from C$74.0 million in GOOS’ fiscal first quarter on a 22% sales gain to C$107.8 million ($77.6 mm) from C$88.1 million as the push for year-round relevance and warm weather styles drove apparel sales.

One-time inventory rationalization and restructuring charges totaling $26.4 million sent RGR’s bottom line $17,226,000 into the red, compared to a profit of $8,264,000 last year, as sales increased 1% to $132,491,000 from $130,761,000.

Net loss widened 54% to $8,434,000 from a loss of $5,493,000 on sales that dipped 2% to $55,247,000 from $56,484,000 for the second quarter as domestic sales were down 8% to $24,724,000 and international sales were off 9% to $33,550,000.

Net income at the Indonesian retailer grew 6% in the second quarter to IDR 322,440 million ($19.5 mm) from IDR 305,498 million last year, on sales that came in 7% higher at IDR 4,475,202 ($271.1 mm), up from IDR 4,193,880.

The Hong Kong-based manufacturer anticipates that profit attributable to shareholders will be up around 64% in the first half to HK$ 58.0 million ($7.4 mm) compared to HK$ 35.3 million last year.

The Big Cat hired Andreas Hubert as its new chief operating officer, effective Sep. 1, adding him to the management board, which will increase it to five members.

Artie Starrs is resigning from the top job at Topgolf to take another CEO position, but will remain with MODG through Sep. during an orderly transition to a yet-to-be-named successor.

The Unrivaled Teamwear subsidiary is shuttering its Manhattan, KS, plant and laying off more than 70 employees this year, according to a WARN notice filed with the state.