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US’ Oxford Industries faces FY25 challenges from tariffs & demand

Oxford Industries has forecast fiscal 2025 net sales between $1.49 billion and $1.53 billion, with GAAP EPS of $4.21–$4.61.
Q1 sales are projected at $375–$395 million.
The company anticipates pressure from tariffs and higher interest costs.
FY24 net sales declined 3 per cent to $1.52 billion, with adjusted EPS at $6.68.
Q4 FY24 net sales stood at $391 million, with adjusted EPS of $1.37.

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M&S expands footprint in North West with new openings and upgrades

M&S is investing £50 million (~$64.7 million) across the North west of England to open five new stores and renew three, creating 300 jobs and adding 100,000 sq. ft of retail space.
The plans include major upgrades in Cheshire, Merseyside, Lancashire and Greater Manchester, supporting M&S’s transformation strategy and store renewal programme.

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FILA Holdings renamed Misto Holdings to align with portfolio goals

FILA Holdings has officially changed its name to Misto Holdings to better reflect its diverse global brand portfolio, including FILA, Titleist, and FootJoy.
The new name, meaning harmony and diversity in Italian, supports its strategic vision for growth.
With new core values and a refreshed website, Misto aims to drive innovation, synergy, and global expansion across its brands.

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US tariff threat looms over India’s baby garment exports

India’s apparel exports to the US may face setbacks due to a proposed reciprocal tariff regime from April.
Particularly vulnerable are baby cotton garments (HSN 611120), where India holds a 19.45 per cent US market share.
A total of 13 garment categories with double-digit US shares are at risk.
The AEPC has flagged the issue and urged strategic intervention by the Indian government.

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Global sportswear sector sees positive 2024, optimistic for 2025

The sports and activewear segment delivered a strong performance in 2024, with half of the eight key companies reporting growth in both sales and profits.
Notable performers included Skechers, ASICS, Adidas, and Amer Sports.
Two companies showed moderate gains, and only Columbia Sportswear and Geox posted declines in net income.
Overall, the sector demonstrated resilience and continued momentum.

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