Columbia Sportswear’s Q4 Earnings Decline On Impairment Charges

Columbia Sportswear Company reported earnings in the fourth quarter were down 16 percent due in part to impairment charges tied to retail and its Prana trademark. Sales declined 4 percent. Both earnings and sales, however, topped Wall Street targets. Chairman, President and CEO Tim Boyle said, “I’m encouraged by our e-commerce growth as well as wholesale orders for the Spring and Fall 2021 seasons, which we anticipate fueling our continued recovery in 2021.”

Canada Goose Returns To Quarterly Growth

Canada Goose reported net earnings were down 9.3 percent in the third quarter ended December 27 as sales gained 4.8 percent. Both earnings and sales topped Wall Street’s consensus estimates. Total revenue increased for the first time since the onset of the pandemic.


Boardriders Appoints Former North Face President As CEO

Boardriders Inc., the parent of Quiksilver, Billabong, Roxy, DC Shoes, RVCA, Element, and VonZipper brands, announced that Arne Arens will be joining the company as its incoming CEO, effective March 1. He was was most recently the global brand president of The North Face.