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Adidas reports Q1 operating profit above expectations

The figure rises by 16% to 705 million euros, above the 647 million euros projected by analysts in a poll

Kenya's Sabastian Sawe celebrates with an Adidas Adizero Adios Pro Evo 3 shoe after winning the men's elite race and setting a new world record.

Adidas gets running lift from two sub-2 hour marathons

The German sportsgear-maker has been rebuilding its franchise, looking to capitalise on distance-running’s booming popularity

From left: BYD Singapore managing director James Ng, event director Shalindran Sathiyanesan, adidas Singapore managing director Chen Rui Yuan, and Sport Singapore deputy chief of industry development group Dean Tan at the National Stadium on Mar 17.

BYD, adidas on board as new sponsors of Singapore’s national marathon in December

Previous title sponsor StanChart is event’s official bank, with naming rights to the 10 km category

Currency-neutral revenues were expected to increase at a high-single-digit rate in 2026, adding another 2 billion euros in revenue.

Adidas expects operating profit to rise to 2.3b euros in 2026

It expects to grow at a low-double-digit rate in North America and Greater China

The buyback programme will start in February, and be financed through Adidas' cash flow this year.

Adidas plans 1-billion-euro share buyback after profits jump

Its operating profit of 164 million euros in Q4 exceeds analyst estimates

BOA analysts predict a return to single-digit sales growth this year for Adidas, adding that Nike's turnaround is a potential threat.

Adidas gets rare ‘sell’ as Bank of America sees slowing growth

The abrupt double downgrade sends the shares down as much as 7.6%

Adidas is investing heavily into US college sports in a bid to catch up with rival and industry leader Nike.

Adidas sees 120-million-euro Trump tariff hit

[FRANKFURT] German sportswear giant Adidas said Wednesday (Oct 29) that it expected US President Donald Trump’s tariff blitz to cost it 120 million euros (S$180.7 million) for the year.

Some of the world’s biggest companies have warned for months, since US Donald Trump’s April 2 “Liberation Day” tariff announcements, that they would be squeezed by hefty duties.

Consumer companies confront tariff pricing dilemma

FROM toys to sneakers and diapers, consumer goods are the focus of a range of company strategies to blunt the impact of US tariffs - depending on the size of their customers’ wallets.

The company did not indicate whether it would pass on these costs to consumers and expressed concern that rising prices overall could dampen demand.

Adidas reports hit from US tariffs

But it reported second-quarter net profit at 369 million euros, up from 190 million a year earlier