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August 19, 2025 Amer Sports Grows Double Digits as Salomon Breaks Out
Net income was $22.4 million in the second quarter against a loss of $1.8 million last year, as revenues jumped 23% to $1,236.3 million from $1,001.4 million, driven by gains in China and the rest of Asia. New Wave Group Sees Sales Slow in Q2
New Wave Group, the Swedish parent of sports brands Craft and Cutter & Buck and distributor of other labels, reported sales were down 4% in the second quarter to SEK 2,300 million ($237.8 mm), including a 5% decline in the sports & leisure segment. Björn Borg Boosted by Apparel in Q2
The Swedish lifestyle and sportswear brand’s revenues increased 6% to SEK 226 million ($23.4 mm) in the second quarter, fueled by a 45% surge in sports apparel, and operating profit improved 12% percent to SEK 10.6 million ($1.1 mm). Wilson Sports’ Joe Dudy Steps Down
The Amer Sports-owned company announced that 30-year company veteran Joe Dudy has decided to step down as president and CEO, effective Aug. 31, to pursue other opportunities. GSM Outdoors’ Outlook is Stable, Moody’s Says
The ratings agency maintained GSM Outdoors’ B3 corporate family rating and stable outlook, but warned that increasing costs from tariffs and digital investments are putting pressure on EBITDA. National Park Visits Inch Lower in July
National Park recreational visits slipped 2% year-over-year to 41,417,280 from 42,121,082 in what is typically the system’s highest-traffic month. Etcetera: Vuori, iFit, Fountain Square Outfitters
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