Switzerland based sporting goods retailer Intersport has reported a steady financial performance for 2025, highlighting resilience amid currency volatility and ongoing strategic transformation. The results underscored the strength of Intersport’s hyperlocal retail model and its global brand partnerships.

Looking ahead to 2026, the company plans to strengthen its omnichannel capabilities, deepen strategic partnerships, and expand its presence across global markets, aiming to build on its current growth momentum.

The group recorded a 1.2 per cent growth in full year 2025, supported by improved gross margins and profitability, with global omnichannel sales reached €14.1 billion (~$16.36 billion), with operations spanning 40 countries through a network of over 5,260 retail stores alongside a growing digital ecosystem.

Switzerland’s Intersport has reported steady 2025 performance, with 1.2 per cent growth and €14.1 billion (~$16.36 billion) in omnichannel sales across 40 countries.
Improved margins and profitability reflected resilience amid currency volatility.
Running led growth, supported by strong brand partnerships, while outdoor and training performed well.

“2025 was a steady and constructive year for INTERSPORT. Despite some external pressures, we were able to deliver continued growth, strengthen profitability, and make meaningful progress on our long-term strategic priorities,” said Tom Foley, CEO of IIC-INTERSPORT International Corporation. “Our renewed and new partnerships, our commitment to performance categories, and the passion of our teams worldwide reinforce our position at the Heart of Sport. We are excited to build on this momentum and continue empowering consumers to participate in sport on their own terms.”

Among product segments, running emerged as the top-performing category, driven by community engagement initiatives and strong brand collaborations. Outdoor and training categories also delivered solid growth, supported by private label offerings such as McKinley and rising interest among younger consumers, Intersport said in a press release.

The group saw notable progress across both emerging and established markets. Turkiye and Algeria recorded strong expansion, while mature markets including Greece, Canada, and Ireland contributed steady growth. Structural realignments across select regions were also implemented to improve operational efficiency.

Fibre2Fashion News Desk (SG)

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