SGB Update

Nike Accelerating Consumer-Led Transformation

Nike Inc. hosted its 2017 Investor Day today, which provided an overview on how the company is accelerating its next phase of long-term, sustainable and profitable growth. Fueled by the Consumer Direct Offense, the company stated during the investor meeting that it expects to drive high-single-digit revenue growth, expanding margins and mid-teens earnings per share growth on average over the next five years.

Nike Sees Mid-Teens EPS Growth Over Next Five Years

At its Investor Day held at Tiger Woods Center at its Portland headquarters, Nike officials said they expected earnings per share to grow in the mid-teens on high-single-digit revenue growth over the next five years.

Cherokee Appoints Chief Brand And Revenue Officer

Cherokee Global Brands appointed Mark Conway to the newly-created role of chief brand and revenue officer. In this role, conway will oversee new business development, strategic brand planning, ecommerce and marketing and will manage development and oversight of Cherokee Global Brands’ licensee partnerships worldwide.

’47 Expands NBA Partnership

The agreement grants the brand rights to use current NBA team logos on adult apparel as well as men’s, women’s and youth headwear. ’47 will also create product for the league’s key seasonal moments including NBA All-Star, NBA Playoffs and NBA Finals.

RECALL: Arc’teryx Procline Boots

In a small number of boots, it has been reported that the axis pin has dislodged, which may cause the skier to lose control or fall and suffer injuries.

Volcom’s Sales Disappoint

Kering reported revenues in its Sport & Lifestyle segment grew 15.9 percent on a currency-neutral basis as a 17.3 percent jump at Puma offset a decline at Volcom. 

Nordica Partners With Promoboxx And Locally.com

Nordica USA, the supplier of performance skis and ski boots, is partnering with Promoboxx and Locally.com to support its  brick-and-mortar specialty retailer partners sell online.

Rocky Brands’ Q3 Profits Vault On Meatier Margins

Rocky Brands Inc. reported sales dipped 11.6 percent in the third quarter due to factory disruptions from Hurricanes Maria and Irma as well as “modest shortfalls” for all its brands, but earnings improved significantly on higher margins.