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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.

A market report from Capstone Partners found that M&A activity has slowed in 2023 as sellers and buyers have approached transactions with increased caution amid economic headwinds. However, the company found that price multiples remained robust for making deals as the industry continues to benefit from elevated spending and participation rates since the pandemic.

For many retailers with a prominent presence in the active lifestyle space, the first quarter worsened as the months went on with a large part of the blame placed on inflationary and macro-economic pressures. Seven retailers – Academy Sports, Hibbett, Foot Locker, Genesco, Shoe Carnival, Designer Brands and Macy’s – reduced their outlook for the year, although three – Lululemon Athletica, TJX Cos. and Ross Stores – bucked the trend by raising guidance.

Speaking at the Stifel 2023 Cross Sector Insight Conference,  On’s Co-CEOs, Marc Maurer and Martin Hoffmann, said that while the faster growth is expected to come from DTC, the running-focused brand is just getting started expanding to more mainstream wholesale accounts, marked by its recent expansion at Dick’s Sporting Goods and Foot Locker.

On Holdings raised its revenue outlook for 2023 after delivering a better-than-expected first quarter. The Americas led the regional growth, surging 91.9 percent to CHF 270.2 million ($301 mm), boosted by a strong reception for the brand at Dick’s Sporting Goods, On officials said on an analyst call.

SGB Executive talked to Jim Duffy, veteran sell-side industry analyst at Stifel Financial Corp., about the headwinds and tailwinds facing the active lifestyle space, his favorite stocks, the DTC trend, his affinity for covering the active lifestyle space, and the company’s sponsorship of the U.S. ski team.

Shares of Peloton jumped 26.57 percent on Wednesday as fiscal second-quarter results handily topped expectations. On an analyst call, Barry McCarthy, CEO and president, vowed the connected fitness leader was done cutting jobs as efforts to rejuvenate growth, including by selling on third-party platforms, were beginning to yield fruit.

Dick’s Sporting Goods, Inc. launched DSG Ventures, a $50 million investment fund targeting sports-related companies. The retailer said the fund would focus first on outfits that directly serve athletes and their communities or that help the company better serve its own athletes.