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EXEC: EMS and Bob’s Stores Look to Reignite Growth

In May 2022, GoDigital Media Group acquired Eastern Mountain Sportsand Bob’s Stores for $70 million in cash. SGB Executive talked with Jason Peterson, GoDigital’s CEO, and Dave Barton, president and CEO, Bob’s Stores and EMS, about how the companies is repositioning the banner for growth.

EXEC: Report Sees Crocs, Hoka, New Balance, and On Increasing Teen Appeal

Crocs, Hoka, New Balance, and On were among the brands in the active lifestyle space that increased their appeal with teens in Piper Sandler’s 46th Semi-Annual Taking Stock With Teens Survey. Nike dominated teen mindshare in footwear and apparel but lost brand appeal in the performance category, while Adidas, Converse, Under Armour, and Vans ost ground with teens. Lululemon had a mixed performance.

EXEC: Nike Retains Top Spot as Most Valuable Global Apparel Brand

Nike ranked as the world’s most valuable apparel brand for the ninth consecutive year, according to Brand Finance’s 2023 Annual Apparel 50 Report.  Other brands in the active lifestyle space that made the Top 50 included Adidas, at #5; Lululemon, #16; Puma, #19; Anta, #26; Under Armour, #27; The North Face, #28; Moncler, #29; Skechers, #32; Fila, #34; Li Ning, #42; and New Balance, #50.

EXEC: Active Lifestyle Vendors Weather Challenging Second Quarter

Columbia Sportswear, Wolverine Worldwide, VF Corp. and Hanesbrands were among vendors in the active lifestyle space downwardly adjusting their guidance for the year in reporting Q2 results in the face of an increasingly promotional marketplace. However, more vendors than not were able to surprise on the upside.

EXEC: Active Lifestyle Stocks Show Some Recovery In First Half

On Holding, Adidas, Deckers Outdoor, Amazon, Smith & Wesson and Skechers USA delivered share price gains of more than 30 percent in the first half of 2023 in an overall mixed performance for stocks in the active lifestyle space. Laggards included VF Corp., Hibbett, Under Armour and Foot Locker.

EXEC: Academy Sports Bets On Revenue Bounce Back In Second Half

Academy Sports and Outdoors, Inc. trimmed its outlook for the year as first-quarter results missed plan. However, company officials predicted improving sales in the back half of the year on confidence that more favorable weather and strong injections of newness will help offset macroeconomic pressures.