HanesBrands Sees Global Champion Brand Sales Fall 25 Percent in Q1
Champion U.S. sales decreased 35 percent, with approximately 900 basis points of the decrease said to be from the shift of the kids’ business to a license-model and the remainder driven by the continued challenging activewear market dynamics.
Planet Fitness Lowers Guidance As Sales Weaken
Planet Fitness, Inc. reduced its guidance for both sales and earnings for the year as the first quarter ended March 31 saw a “shift in consumer focus in the New Year to savings and concern over the increase in COVID infections and other illnesses.” The fitness chain also cited the underperformance of an advertising campaign.
Yeti Inc. Lifts Fiscal Year EPS Guidance After Q1 Sales and Earnings Beat
Yeti, Inc. raised its earnings guidance for the year after reporting first-quarter earnings easily topped analysts’ expectations. Earnings on an adjusted basis surged 89 percent while sales grew 13 percent, boosted by a re-acceleration in domestic growth with balanced growth across drinkware and cooler segments.
Report: U.S. Economy Bolstered by $22.4 Billion Health and Fitness Industry
New economic impact data outlines the size and impact of the industry for the first time as it relates to jobs, wages and taxes.
Beachbody’s Q1 Sales Decline 17 Percent
The company Inc. reported a loss on a 17.2 percent decline in sales in the first quarter but said results were above its internal plan and it’s gaining traction on its turnaround plan.
Allbirds Inc. Sees First Quarter Revenues Drop 28 Percent
Allbirds, Inc. posted a loss in the first quarter as sales skidded 27.6 percent; however, the manufacturer of eco-footwear reported revenues were in line and adjusted earnings above guidance and cited progress with its restructuring efforts. Allbirds reiterated its outlook for 2024.
Vista Outdoor’s Quarterly Sales Slide as Ammunition Declines Offsets Outdoor Gains
Vista Outdoor reported adjusted EBITDA decreased 7.5 percent in the fiscal fourth quarter ended March 31 as sales declined 6.4 percent. The Revelyst outdoor segment returned to organic growth for the first time in nine quarters but the Kinetic ammunition business saw a double-digit drop.
Topgolf Callaway Lowers FY Sales Outlook on Wolfskin Softness, FX Headwinds
Topgolf Callaway Brands Corp. reported sales were in line and earnings topped expectations in the first quarter as strength at Topgolf and in the Golf Equipment segment offset double-digit declines in its Active Lifestyle. Full-year guidance was maintained for adjusted earnings but lowered for sales due to currency headwinds and weakness at Jack Wolfskin.
Delta Apparel Posts Steep Q2 Loss On Production Curtailment
Delta Apparel reported a net loss of $36.3 million in the fiscal second quarter ended March 30 due to significant production curtailments in the Delta Group segment. Sales were down 28.5 percent.
24 Hour Fitness to Modernize Clubs in California
The company will make a multi-million dollar investment in refreshing its clubs with new equipment, remodeling facilities and collaborating with local artist, Chris DeLorenzo, to create murals for its clubs across the Bay Area.
Bogs Continues Sharp Wholesale Decline in Q1; Retail E-Commerce Grows
The Bogs brand reportedly experienced the largest decrease in the Wholesale segment, with sales down 48 percent for the quarter, as retailers reduced orders due to surplus products in the outdoor footwear market.
KOA’s Annual Study Explores Rising Demand for Outdoor Travel
The study shows that in the last decade, the number of camping households increased by 23 percent, and active camping households surged by 68 percent. Camper demographics also became younger and more diverse.
NRF Monthly Import Cargo To Reach 2 Million TEU Through Early Fall
“We haven’t seen numbers this high for this many months in almost two years.” —NRF Vice President Jonathan Gold
Delta Galil Appoints New CFO
Lilach Payorski assumes the role of CFO at the end of July. She will succeed Asaf Alperovitz, who has been the company’s CFO since 2019. He will stay on through July to ensure a smooth transition.
Candace Parker Appointed President of Adidas Women’s Basketball
Parker steps into the role following her retirement from the WNBA and marking a sixteen-year partnership with Adidas during her pro basketball career.
