Vudoo Gun Works Taps Go Big Tactical as Sole Canadian Distributor
Effective immediately, Go Big Tactical will manage all sales and distribution inquiries for Vudoo Gun Works products in Canada.
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MasterCraft Boat Holdings Divests Aviara Brand to MarineMax Subsidiary
The Aviara brand will be transferred to Cruisers Yachts, a subsidiary of MarineMax, Inc. MarineMax will pay for all boats currently on order, in addition to select branding and operational assets, including Aviara’s website, tooling and inventory.
Brunt Workwear Introduces the Sullivan Work Boot
The company’s first round-toe work boot with a 90-degree heel, addressing critical concerns in workplace safety highlighted by the American Academy of Orthopedic Surgeons
Ammo, Inc. Posts Wider Fiscal Q1 Loss as Margins Tighten and Sales Decline
The company said it believes the sales decrease for the quarter was a result of the current macroeconomic environment impacting the shooting sports industry as well as others.
EXEC: Under Armour’s Shares Jump on Q1 Beat, Guidance Raise
Shares of Under Armour rose nearly 20 percent Thursday after the company notched a surprise quarterly profit before litigation-related charges as both gross margins and North America’s sales performance exceeded expectations. Under Armour slightly raised its outlook for the year.
NRF: Import Cargo Volume May Peak in August Ahead of Potential Port Strike
The contract between the International Longshoremen’s Association and the U.S. Maritime Alliance covering East Coast and Gulf Coast ports will expire on September 30. The ILA has threatened to strike if a new contract is not reached by then.
Elevate Textiles Names Head of Corporate Development and Strategy
Elizabeth K. Ren joins Elevate Textiles with over 20 years of experience in strategic planning, corporate development, investment banking, corporate finance, operations, and treasury. Her career has included key financial and executive positions across private and Fortune 100 companies, including Under Armour.
EXEC: Yeti Shares Surge as Company Delivers Continued Good News to Market
Growing margins, International growth, innovative new products, shifting sourcing, inventory control, new leadership and a new licensing partnership with the NFL rolled up into a very positive report and conference call on Thursday.
EXEC: Helly Hansen Posts Small Q2 Growth While SportChek Declined on Weather Woes
Canadian Tire Corp., parent of Helly Hansen and the SportChek, Sports Experts, Atmosphere, Pro Hockey Life, Sports Rousseau, Hockey Experts, and Mark’s retail banners, reported top-line pressures in Q2 were balanced by strong margin and cost control, improving retail profitability.
Under Armour Lifts FY Guidance On Surprise Q2 Profit
Under Armour, Inc. reported a loss of $305 million in the second quarter after absorbing charges related to the settlement of a shareholder lawsuit, but posted a surprise profit excluding the charges and slightly raised its adjusted earnings guidance for the year. Sales declined 10 percent, dragged down by a 14 percent slide in North America.
Yeti Raises FY Outlook on Strong Q2 Results
Yeti Holdings ,Inc. raised its guidance for earnings and sales for the year as second-quarter results topped analyst targets. Adjusted earnings in the quarter rose 36 percent on a 15 percent revenue gain.
TSG Consumer Partners Appoint Head of Strategic and Operational Services Group
Dori Konig brings over 20 years of finance, strategy, and operating experience to the role. Most recently, he was the managing director at global investment firm Platinum Equity, where he led the company’s East Coast Operations.
Boot Barn Fiscal Q1 Earnings Easily Top Expectations
Profits at Boot Barn, Inc. advanced 13.4 percent in the fiscal first quarter. Sales grew 10 percent from new stores, 1.4 percent same-store growth and 6.7 percent e-commerce growth.
Solo Brands Lowers FY Guidance on Softening Demand
Solo Brands, Inc. reported results in the first half exceeded expectations, but the parent of Solo Stove reduced its full-year outlook due to deteriorating trends so far in the third quarter.
Traeger Narrows Q2 Net Loss as Margin Bump Partially Offsets Sales Declines
The net loss was $2.6 million, or 2 cents per diluted share, in the second quarter, compared to a net loss of $30.2 million, or 25 cents per diluted share in the second quarter of last year. GM rose 600 basis point year-over-year.