Winnebago Industries Raises Dividend By 9 Percent

Winnebago Industries Chief Financial Officer Bryan Hughes stated, “We are pleased to enhance the dividend for our shareholders, and this move reflects our strong financial position and our confidence in the trajectory of our company’s performance, despite the challenges presented by the COVID-19 pandemic.

Gregory And High Sierra See H1 Declines

Samsonite reported that its outdoor brands, Gregory and High Sierra both registered steep declines in sales in the first half ended June 30 with the decline in tourism affecting all the company’s brands.

MidwayUSA Foundation Appoints Relationship Manager

The MidwayUSA Foundation has appointed John Linquist to the new position of relationship manager. In his new role, Linquist will pursue opportunities for businesses to join MidwayUSA Foundation in sustaining and growing youth shooting sports.

Walmart’s U.S. Comps Climb 9.3 Percent In Q2

Walmart reported total revenue in the second quarter was $137.7 billion, an increase of $7.4 billion, or 5.6 percent. Excluding currency impacts, total revenue would have increased 7.5 percent to reach $140.2 billion. Walmart U.S. comp sales climbed 9.3 percent, led by strength in general merchandise and food. Walmart U.S. e-commerce sales grew 97 percent with strong results across all channels.

Boot Barn Appoints COO

Boot Barn Holdings Inc. promoted Greg Hackman to executive vice president and chief operating officer. Along with this additional role, Hackman will continue in the role of chief financial officer.

Inline Skate Sales Soaring

COVID-19 has gotten the wheels rolling for everything from a vaccine to testing procedures. But it’s also gotten them spinning for inline skate manufacturers and retailers who are seeing a surge in sales.