SGB Update

Le Coq Sportif Parent Posts Loss In 2023

Airesis, the Swiss holding company that owns the Le Coq Sportif French sports brand and Movement skis, recorded a negative EBITDA of CHF 20 million ($22 mm) and a net loss of CHF 36 million ($40 mm) in 2023.

Waiting Period Ends In JD Sports Bid For Hibbett Sports

Hibbett, Inc. said in a regulatory filing that the Hart-Scott-Rodino waiting period for the proposed acquisition by JD Sports expired, effective June 7, removing any objections from the federal government to the deal on antitrust grounds.

Primark to Open Store in Tysons Corner

Tysons Corner Center in Tysons, VA, will open on July 16, increasing the retailer’s U.S. store count to 25 in 10 states and over 445 stores globally.

April Golf Rounds Show Slight Gain

Golf Datatech, which has agreed to be acquired by Circana, reported that the national rounds of golf played were up 0.8 percent for the month of April year over year and are up 4.2 percent in the first four months of the year.

Pashley Cycles Appoints CEO

Pashley Group Limited, the parent of U.K.-based Pashley Cycles, named Andy Smallwood to the role of CEO. Most recently, Smallwood was the CEO of Ribble Cycles.

Lazydays Names Chairman

Lazydays Holdings, Inc. announced that lead independent director and former interim-CEO Robert DeVincenzi has been appointed chairman of its Board of Directors. DeVincenzi succeeds Christopher Shackelton, managing partner of Coliseum Capital Management LLC, who decided to step down as a director.

Vail Resorts’ Q3 Results Miss Expectations, Guidance Lowered

Vail Resorts, Inc. reported earnings and sales for its fiscal third quarter ended April 30 missed Wall Street expectations due to a “combination of unfavorable conditions and broader industry normalization post-COVID following record visitation” at U.S. ski resorts during the 2022/23 ski season.” Skier visits slid 3.2 percent in the quarter. Earnings guidance was lowered for the year.

Golden Goose’s Debt Ratings Upgraded On Strong Q1, Upcoming IPO

S&P Global Ratings raised the debt ratings on Golden Goose SpA due to its strong operating performance in the first quarter marketed by 12 percent growth on a constant-currency basis. The company said the Italian luxury brand’s producer’s ratings could be further upgraded upon the expected completion of an initial public offering.