Mammut Signs New Distribution Deal with SAT Sp. z o.o

Swiss outdoor gear giant Mammut has announced a major shift in its distribution strategy in Poland.

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Baller League Secures $25M in Funding Led by EQT Ventures, Backed by Football Icons Hummels and Podolski

Baller League, the innovative six-a-side indoor football competition, has announced a significant bo

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Central Europe Emerges as a Leading E-Bike Production Hub

Central Europe is solidifying its reputation as a key player in the global e-bike industry, becoming

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Ahooga Partners with Industry Expert Tomi Viiala to Drive European Dealer Network Expansion

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Derbystar Named Official Ball Partner of the DFB Cup Starting 2025/26 Season

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Amazon is Germany number1 e commerce retailer

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EHI Retail Institute has released its recent report on the evolution of ecommerce in Germany. It assessed the 1 ,000 most significant webshops in the Germany which combined €29 .5 billion of sales in 2012. This matches a growth of 16.1 % as compared to the previous year.

Making the most of the EU budget

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That’s where ECF’s €6 billion campaign comes into play. ECF estimates that over the last seven-year period, only €600 million from EU funds have been used on cycling, and out of these, €400 million have been spent in only four countries – Hungary, Germany, Poland and the Czech Republic. That only leaves €200 million to the whole rest of the EU, or 0,02 percent of the total budget.

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Austrian company Signa Holding aquires Karstadt Sports

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Promptly after Intersport Germany’s takeover of Intersport Österreich, the Austrian economy hits back to win a significant coup on the German sporting goods retail landscape.

Helly Hansen adjusts its distribution structure in Central Europe

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Helly Hansen aims to reshuffle its distribution in the Benelux nations, Germany and Austria, Sport-Partner, the Dutch trade publication, reports. The Norwegian brand of sailing, outdoor and lifestyle apparel, has achieved an agreement with Netherlands-based Unlimited Sports Group ( USG )

Cycle sales flat in Germany but unit values soar

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ZIV, the federation of German or Germany-based bicycle manufacturers and wholesalers, has presented its recent statistics on the growth of the German bicycle market. Unfavorable weather conditions in the spring time were mostly to blame for in-country sales being down 7 % by the end of June in terms of volume.

A solid preformance for SportXtreme

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Pilotshop Guust Outdoor & TravelGMS, the buying group for Central European shoe retailers, claims that its latest addition, the sporting goods retailer network SportXtreme, has developed really well with its introduction at the beginning of the year. The group contains 42 retailers, 21 of which are in the Netherlands, 13 in Germany and 8 in Austria.
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