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Wolverine Q1 Sales Slip Despite Momentum For Merrell And Saucony

Wolverine World Wide, Inc. reported sales declined 2.5 percent in the first quarter ended April 1 as strong double-digit gains for Merrell and Saucony were offset by declines at Sperry and its work footwear brands. Results were in line with guidance and Wolverine affirmed its guidance for the year.

Wolverine Worldwide Announces New Board Chairman And Directors

Wolverine World Wide, Inc. reported today that its Chairman and retired CEO, Blake Krueger, will retire from the Board on May 4. Tom Long, the Board’s lead independent director, will assume the role of Chairman on May 4. The company also elected three new board members—Stacia Andersen, Jodi Bricker and DeMonty Price.

EXEC: Wolverine Worldwide Charts Path To Improved Profitability

Wolverine Worldwide reported fourth-quarter results that were in line with guidance but officials on a call with analysts gave a bullish outlook for profit improvement in the back half of 2023 as inventory and expense reduction efforts are already starting to pay off. For the current year, mid-single digit growth is expected for both Merrell and Saucony and low-single digits gains for Sweaty Betty.

Wolverine Worldwide Forecasts Low-Single-Digit Growth For 2023

Wolverine Worldwide’s fourth-quarter sales grew 8.4 percent as strong double-digit growth at Merrell and Saucony offset a steep decline at Sperry. Overall results were in line with recently-updated guidance. Guidance for the current year calls for margin pressures to continue in the first half of the year to further reduce inventories and low-single-digit growth on a currency-neutral basis for the overall year.

2023 ICR: Wolverine Looks To Simplify To Drive Growth

Speaking at the 2023 ICR Conference, Brendan Hoffman, president and CEO, Wolverine Worldwide, elaborated on how the company’s realigned reporting structure and 100-day plan are designed to “move the needle” and prioritize investments into its three biggest growth opportunities: Merrell, Saucony and Sweaty Betty. The realignment also led to its decision to divest Keds