Fox Factory’s Adjusted Q1 Profits Slip

Fox Factory Holding reported earnings on an adjusted basis declined slightly in the first quarter. Revenues grew 14 percent as strong gains in Powered Vehicles Group due to acquisitions offset a 1.8 percent decrease in Specialty Sports Group sales.

Kitsbow Appoints Andrew Chmar To Board of Directors

Kitsbow, maker of cycling clothing, announced that Andrew Chmar has joined Kitsbow’s Board of Directors. An expert logician having served in the U.S. Army for more than two decades, Chmar brings extensive expertise in strategic planning and operational management to the Kitsbow board.

Kathmandu’s Online Sales Surge

Kathmandu, the New Zealand-based outdoor chain and owner of Oboz and Rip Curl, reported online sales increased nearly three-fold in April while announcing plans for a staged reopening of physical stores, with a focus on employee and customer safety. The company also said a successful equity raising and cost reduction efforts have solidified its financial position.

Bogs Q1 Sales Drop 22 Percent

Weyco Group Inc. reported sales of Bogs fell 22 percent on a wholesale basis in the first quarter. Overall sales for Weyco, which also owns the Florsheim, Stacy Adams and Nunn Bush footwear brands, were down 14 percent.

CODI Sets Senior Unsecured Notes Offering

Compass Diversified Holdings (CODI) announced that the company intends to commence a private add-on offering of $200 million aggregate principal amount of the company’s 8.0 percent senior notes due 2026.

Johnson Outdoors Q2 Revenues Slump 8 Percent

Johnson Outdoors Inc. reported earnings were down slightly in its fiscal second quarter ended March 27 on an 8 percent revenue decline. Year-to-date revenue and net income compared favorably to the prior year fiscal six-month period.

Duluth Holdings Starts To Re-Open Stores

Duluth Holdings Inc. said it re-opened 20 retail stores on Monday where COVID-19 restrictions have been lifted and is preparing to re-open the balance as other states lift their pandemic mandates. The apparel company also announced steps to shore up its liquidity.,

Pelican Products Debt Outlook Changed To Negative

The debt rating for Pelican Products, a supplier of performance case solutions and advanced portable lighting systems based in Torrance, CA, was affirmed by Moody’s but the rating agency’s outlook was changed to negative.