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Retail Giant Pou Sheng Sees Sharp 2022 Profit Decline On Pandemic Woes

Pou Sheng International (Holdings) Limited warned that it expects to record a 20 percent decline in revenues to approximately RMB18.6 billion for the year ended December 31. The resulting profit is attributable to owners of the Chinese mega-retailer and is forecasted to fall approximately 75 percent to approximately RMB89 million for the year compared to the 2021 financial year.

Velo Cyclery Names President And CEO

Velo Cyclery, an online retailer of cycling equipment and accessories headed by investment management firm Sterling Partners, comprised of Planet Cyclery and Colorado Cyclist, hired Paul McAfee as president and CEO.

Fox Factory Sees Q4 Sales Dip In Specialty Sports Group Segment

Fox Factory Holding Corp. reported sales grew 19.4 percent in the fourth quarter ended December 30 as a gain of a 38.5 percent increase in its Powered Vehicles Group segment offset a 1.9 percent decrease in sales in Specialty Sports Group bicycle components segment. The weakness in the Specialty Sports Group was attributed to a return to seasonality.

NSGA Hall of Famer, Augie Nieto, Passes Away

Augie Nieto was one of the most successful innovators in the fitness industry who turned his efforts toward finding a cure for ALS after he was diagnosed with the disease 18 years ago. Nieto, a 2008 Sporting Goods Industry Hall of Fame inductee, passed away on February 22.

Yeti Posts Fourth-Quarter Loss On Massive Recall Charges

Yeti reported a loss in the fourth quarter as it absorbed $128.9 million in write-offs related to the recall of several magnet-lined products. Sales were up 1 percent in the fourth quarter but would have risen 10 percent, excluding the recalled products. Yeti also warned that 2023 profitability and sales would be impacted by the recall, with growth planned at 3-to-5 percent.