Amer Sports’ Debt Ratings Downgraded

Moody’s assumes Amer Sports’ revenue in 2020 will decline over 20 percent year-on-year due to the worldwide spread of the coronavirus outbreak, particularly across Europe and North America. The ratings agency cited Amer’s products are “highly discretionary” and current restrictions on many traveling and sports activities.

Hanesbrands’ Debt Ratings Outlook Lowered To Negative

Moody’s rating outlook for Hanesbrands Inc. the parent of Champion, was changed to negative from stable to reflect the uncertainty caused by the coronavirus spread. Moody’s wrote, “The apparel sector has been one of the sectors most significantly affected by the shock given its sensitivity to consumer demand and sentiment.”

Skirt Sports Exploring Sale

Skirt Sports, the Boulder-based women’s running apparel brand, has retained Bell Lap Advisors, the M&A advisory firm, to explore new ownership.

Goal Zero’s Demand Soars Amid Coronavirus

Goal Zero is one company that has seen a surge in demand for its products amid the coronavirus pandemic. SGB Executive looks at the drivers behind these the portable power brand’s soaring sales and the supply chain challenges it’s overcoming.

Bass Pro’s Debt Ratings Outlook Lowered To Negative

Moody’s changed its debt rating of Bass Pro Group, L.L.C. to negative from stable. The change in outlook to negative from stable reflects the risk that Bass Pro’s credit metrics may weaken on a sustained basis as a result of recessionary conditions and declines in discretionary consumer spending.