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EXEC: Dick’s SG Senior Execs Talk Foot Locker Deal, Tariffs and Guidance
The retailer had Board chairman Ed Stack on hand to talk about the Foot Locker deal and lay out the argument for its relevance. He will take the lead with the integration teams. CEO Lauren Hobart and CFO Navdeep Gupta dug deep into the weeds on guidance and the impact of tariffs going forward.
EXEC: Boa, Primaloft Parent Faces Lawsuits, NYSE Action as it Addresses Lugano Irregularities
The parent of 5.11 Tactical, Boa, and Primaloft provided an update on Wednesday, May 28 on the steps it is taking to enhance liquidity and reduce costs in the wake of an investigation of irregularities at its Lugano Diamonds subsidiary.
EXEC: Dick’s Sporting Goods CEO and CFO Unwind Q1 Analysts’ Questions
Net income dipped 4 percent year-over-year to $264 million, compared to $275 in the prior-year first quarter. Non-GAAP net income was said to be flat.
EXEC: Colt CZ Sees Robust Q1 Results; Acquires U.S.-Based Valley Steel Stamp
Prague-based Colt CZ Group SE saw sales jump 50.3 percent year-over-year in the first quarter due to an acquisition, while announcing it reached agreement to acquire a components supplier based in Greenfield, MA.
EXEC: Lowa’s Peter Sachs Talks Retirement, Outdoor Industry Changes
Peter Sachs, the longtime U.S. general manager at Lowa, sat down with SGB Executive to talk about his 29-year career building the German boot maker’s U.S. business, the current state of the outdoor industry, and semi-retirement plans.
EXEC: Boot Barn CEO Expects Little China Tariff Impact on Exclusive Goods
The company will only have 5 percent on order from China in the second half of the year, with China exclusive brand product ~$2.3 million of “tariffable product” for the remainder of fiscal 2026.
EXEC: Dick’s SG and Foot Locker Confirm $2.4 Billion Merger Deal
After seeing the global ambitions grow for JD Sports and Sports Direct, now comes the colonists, with Dick’s Sporting Goods fighting the good fight to protect the motherland from the ambitions of the crown while offering a new global vision for the Dick’s Sporting Goods and Foot Locker brands.
EXEC: Under Armour’s Turnaround On Track, Forgoes FY Guidance on Tariff Uncertainty
Under Armour, Inc. saw another quarter of progress in its turnaround efforts but refrained from providing guidance for the full year due to the tariff situation. Officials told analysts they’re exploring “a range of mitigation strategies” to offset tariffs, including cost sharing, sourcing diversification and potential price adjustments.
EXEC: Yonex Sees Racquet Sports Boost from Summer Olympics
Japan-based racquet sports and golf equipment manufacturer Yonex Company, Ltd. reported revenues expanded 18.8 percent in its fiscal year ended March 31 to ¥138.2 billion ($936 mm). Sales for Badminton and Tennis increased in Japan and overseas due to strong demand.
EXEC: U.S. and China Agree to 90-Day Tariff Pause
In announcing a pause on the tariff war, the U.S. tariffs were cut to 30 percent from 145 percent, and the China tariffs on U.S. goods were cut to 10 percent from 125 percent as the two countries work to develop a long-term deal.
EXEC: Merrell Parent’s CEO Lays Out Q1 Results, Tariff Plans and Q2 Growth Estimates
Wolverine Worldwide first quarter revenue grew by over 5 percent on an ongoing basis and nearly 7 percent on a constant-currency basis, with the results driven by the company’s two biggest brands: Saucony and Merrell.
EXEC: Yeti Slashes Guidance on Product Delays, Tariffs Fallout
Yeti’s moves to shift production out of China are ahead of plan with 90 percent of its U.S. drinkware capacity expected to be ex-China by the end of the year. However, delays caused by the sourcing shifts as well as the tariffs themselves caused the Yeti to ax its guidance for the year.
EXEC: SportChek’s Q1 Same-Store Sales Expand 6.3 Percent at CTC
Canadian Tire Corp. reported SportChek delivered a third consecutive quarter of comparable sales growth, up 6.3 percent, driven by strong sales across corporate and franchise stores. Skiing, snowboards, hockey, and outerwear were the top-performing categories in the quarter.
Lowa Revenues Inched Up in 2024 Led by Kids, Winter Shoes and Trail Running
Lowa Sportschuhe GmbH reported sales grew 1.9 percent in 2024 to €233.9 million ($246 mm), marking the second-best result in the German company’s history. Kids, winter shoes and trail running segments led the gains.
EXEC: Johnson Outdoors Cites Strong Demand for New Product Despite Market Woes
Camping & Watercraft Recreation sales were down 12 percent, with growth in Jetboil partially offsetting the declines in Watercraft and the exit of the Eureka! business.
