Which of the top 86 sporting goods companies performed best, and which lost ground in 2023? Get the figures.
Our annual analysis of the world’s largest sports retailers presents the revenue of the top international sports retailers and ranks their growth year-on-year.
Our latest review of European sports retailers shows single-figure growth. We bring you the numbers in full across 15 countries and over 70 retailers.
The sports market covers a wide variety of products and services. There are three segments that include the predominant part of the revenues: Sports Apparel, Athletic Footwear, and Sports Equipment.
Our annual summary of the sports apparel market brings you global revenue and market-share development and a regional breakdown of 29 companies.
Our annual overview of the athletic footwear market shows the global sales of 25 companies and compares how 2023 has developed compared to 2022.
Our annual summary compares the 2023 and 2022 global revenue and market-share development of 39 companies and provides a breakdown by sector.
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There is hardly a company in the sports retail sector that is met with such mixed feelings as the French sporting goods manufacturer Decathlon.
New Balance has been something of a phenomenon within the sporting goods industry. Today, it stands as one of the most globally successful footwear brands.
One-third of the companies – 15 in all – reported a net loss in the reporting period closest to June 30 in Q2 2024. Find out more with our latest scorecard.
Year-over-year RoS improved for Footwear and Diversified/Retail but declined in both Apparel and Equipment in Q1/24. Find out more in our latest scorecard.
Annual profitability fell by 10.4 percent in 2023, with a decline in annual revenues of almost 3 percent. Find out more in our latest scorecard.
Our latest analysis examines industry inventory levels across 32 leading sporting goods companies for the period closest to June 30.
Our latest analysis dives into inventory, covering levels at 29 leading sporting goods companies for the period that ended closest to March 31.
Our latest analysis dives into inventory, covering levels at 27 leading sporting goods companies for the period ended closest to June 30.