German sporting goods group Adidas has achieved robust growth at the start of the year - with the exception of the important North American market. There, sales in the first quarter fell by 4% on a currency-adjusted basis,

Industry onlookers have said that German sportswear brand Adidas should focus on making its products more fashionable and invest in innovation to stand out within the performance sportswear market.

Tuesday shared its financial report for Q1 2024, revealing that it surpassed expectations with an 8% increase in sales to reach €5.46 billion EUR in the three months ending March 31. As the company continues to repair the damages caused by losing its popular YEEZY line and severing ties with Ye at the tail-end of 2022,

Adidas, the Portland area's third largest footwear and apparel company with roughly 1,700 local employees, reported sales of $5.7 billion in the first quarter and $1.02 earnings per share, compared to $5.5 billion in sales and a loss of $0.19 per share during same quarter last year.

By Linda Pasquini and Helen Reid (Reuters) -Strong demand for its retro-style Gazelle and Samba sneakers helped drive Adidas' strong first-quarter growth, especially in its home market of Europe, the company said on Tuesday,

Solid demand for Adidas' (ETR:ADSGN) sneakers in Europe helped offset weakness in North America in the first quarter, the German sportswear brand said on Tuesday. Currency-neutral sales in Europe jumped by 14% during the

Adidas' strong first-quarter results were helped by growth across all regions, excluding North America, where inventory levels are still high, the German sportswear brand said on Tuesday. Revenues in North America,