EXEC: BOA and PrimaLoft Deliver Healthy Double-Digit Growth in Q2 for CODI
Citing the benefits of inventories rebalancing in the marketplace, Compass Diversified (CODI) reported BOA’s sales surged 42.1 percent in the second quarter while PrimaLoft returned to growth with a 14 percent gain. Said Elias Sabo, CODI’s CEO, on a call with analysts. “We believe both businesses are positioned for a strong back half of the year.”
Crocs, Inc. Posts Q2 Growth Despite Flat Wholesale and HeyDude Fall
Crocs Brand revenues increased 9.7 percent (+11.2 percent CC) to $914 million while HeyDude Brand revenues continued to contract, decreasing 17.5 percent to $198 million.
Yue Yuen Forecasts Robust Earnings Gains In First Half
Yue Yuen reported that net income will surge in the range of 115 percent to 120 percent in the first half, to $83.6 million, attributable to a pickup in footwear manufacturing.
Canada Goose Relies on DTC in Fiscal Q1 as Wholesale Falls 41 Percent
Total revenue increased 4 percent year-over-year to CN$88.1 million in the fiscal first quarter, and posted 3 percent growth on a constant currency (CC) basis.
Camping World Sees New Vehicle Unit Sales Picking Up as Used Units Fall
Year-over-year same-store new vehicle unit growth accelerated into the mid-teens in June and into the low-twenties in July, as new vehicle unit sales jumped 16.9 percent for the quarter. Used vehicle unit sales fell 11.7 percent year-over-year.
BOA, Primaloft and Lugano Lead Gains in CODI’s Branded Consumer Group
Compass Diversified (CODI) saw Q2 sales grow 11 percent on a pro-forma basis to $373.5 million in its Consumer Brands segment, led by gains by BOA, Primaloft and Lugano. The segment also includes 5.11 and Velocity Outdoor.
EXEC: Rocky Brands’ Q2 Boosted by Strength at Durango and Xtratuf
Rocky Brands reported sales grew 6.1 percent in the second quarter adjusted for the divestiture of the Servus brand as double-digit gains at the Durango western boot brand and Xtratuf fishing boot brand offset weakness in its work and hunt categories as well as at Muck.
EXEC: Sportscape Executes Debt Refinancing
Houlihan Lokey served as the exclusive financing advisor to arrange, structure, and negotiate the debt raise for Sportscape, which closed on 23 July 2024.
EXEC: Adidas CEO Sets N.A. Growth Focus on Being More American in America
Adidas Group reported underlying sales in North America increased 2 percent on a currency-neutral basis in Q2r and the region is expected to grow in the second half as well. CEO Bjørn Gulden said the focus has to be on being “more American in America” to further accelerate gains in the region.
Garmin Beats Q2 Plan with Boost from Fitness and Marine Segments
Garmin sales grew 14 percent in the quarter to $1.51 billion from $1.32 billion a year ago, supported by gains of 28 percent in its Fitness segment and 26 percent at its Marine segment.
Report: U.S. Consumer Confidence Shows Slight Uptick in July
Data released July 30, showed that The Conference Board’s gauge for July increased to 100.3 from a downwardly revised 97.8 in June. Based on consumers’ assessment of today’s business and labor market conditions, The Conference Board’s Present Situation Index declined to 133.6 from 135.3 last month.
EXEC: Big 5 SG Suspends Dividend as Q2 Comps Fall 10 Percent and Losses Widen
Second quarter results were said to be consistent with the retailer’s guidance range, as “customers continue to feel the ongoing and cumulative impact of inflationary pressures on their discretionary spending.”
Rocky Brands Trims Q2 Loss as Sales Slip 1.6 Percent
Rocky Brands Inc. reduced its loss in the second quarter ended June 30 with the aid of higher gross margins and lower expenses. Sales in the period were down 1.6 percent, but grew 6.1 percent adjusted for the divestiture of the Servus brand.
Report: Wildfires Increasingly Disrupt Camping Plans
With over one hundred wildfires burning across Oregon alone and several air quality advisories issued, officials have closed almost 50 of the state’s most popular hiking and camping sites disrupting the camping and outdoor industries for the foreseeable future.
JD Sports Warehouse Workers in England Face Job Cuts
“Around 200 workers” are impacted, as one staff member said that the consultation period should be concluded by September 6. JD Sports’ nearby distribution center in Rochdale (Kingsway), England, is not affected.
