Kathmandu Shows Improving Trend In Second Quarter

Kathmandu Holdings Ltd provided an update for its first half through January 31. Sales at the Kathmandu chain rebounded in the second quarter, and Rip Curl improved modestly while Oboz is being impacted by supply chain disruption.

Exhibitors Threaten To Boycott Outdoor Retailer Show If It Returns To Utah

A conservation group and two dozen outdoor recreation companies, including Patagonia, REI and The North Face, announced Monday that they would boycott the Outdoor Retailer trade show if it moved from Denver, CO back to Salt Lake City, UT. The group accused Utah’s leaders of trying to remove protections for national monuments and public lands.

Lodgings Slow In Western Mountain Destinations

According to Destrimetrics Monthly Market Briefing Report, momentum for the holiday season at Western mountain resorts turned cool in early January as a surge in Omicron variant cases had consumers hitting the pause button on short-lead bookings.

Kohl’s Responds To Director Nominations From Macellum Advisors

Kohl’s Corp. responded to the nomination of ten directors for election to the retailers’ Board of Directors by Activist investor group Macellum Advisors by noting that its Board now includes three independent directors that joined as part of a settlement with Macellum and other shareholders in April 2021.

Canada Goose Lowers Guidance On Q3 Miss

Canada Goose Holdings Inc. reported earnings rose 49.2 percent in the third quarter ended January 2 as sales grew 26.2 percent. However, results were slightly below Wall Street’s targets and guidance was lowered for the year due to lower than expected revenue and retail traffic in APAC and EMEA in the current quarter, alongside new variant outbreaks and restrictions.

Academy Sports’ Debt Ratings Upgraded

S&P Global Ratings upgraded its debt ratings on Academy Sports + Outdoors, Inc. as the sporting goods chain “continues to post strong gains in sales and EBITDA resulting in better leverage.”