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October 23, 2025 Deckers Guides for 7% Growth This Year, but Lower Profits
Net income improved by 9% in the fiscal second quarter ended Sep. 30 to $277,130,000 from $253,096,000 on revenues that increased by the same percentage to $1,430,840,000 from $1,311,320,000, with balanced growth from both Hoka and Ugg. Super Retail Group’s Sports Banners Comp Higher
The down-under retailer provided a trading update for the first 16 weeks of the new fiscal year in conjunction with its annual meeting, reporting total comps up 2.6%, with a 5% net sales gain, including Rebel Sport, BCF, Macpac, and the Supercheap Auto banner. Polygiene Profits Slip on Lower Sales
Sales were down 11% (-5% CC) to SEK 36,363,000 ($3.8 mm) from SEK 40,791,000 for the third quarter ended Sep. 30, resulting in an operating profit decrease of 65% to SEK 1,453,000 ($0.15 mm) from SEK 4,202,000, as macro uncertainties drove down demand. Puma Hires Ronald Reijmers to Run Global Retail
The Big Cat is separating brick-and-mortar from e-commerce into separate focus areas, naming Ronald Reijmers as VP of global retail effective Nov. 1, overseeing all owned full-price and outlet stores globally. OrderMyGear Merges with Inktavo
OrderMyGear will merge with Inktavo, a software solutions provider that specializes in decorated apparel and signage. Certor Sports Announces Recapitalization
The parent of Schutt, Vicis, and Tucci has undergone a recapitalization with MidCap Financial, aiming to add flexibility to pursue strategic initiatives and continue expanding its market share. Gildan and Hanesbrands Pull and Refile HSR Docs
In a move aimed at giving the Federal Trade Commission more time to review GIL’s acquisition of HBI, the two companies voluntarily withdrew their Hart-Scott Rodino notification form.
The exercise-tracking app and social network voluntarily dismissed, without prejudice, its suit against GRMN, just weeks after filing the complaint. Etcetera: Hibbett, New Balance, Skechers, Burton
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