Backed by stable outcomes throughout its core manufacturers, Amer Sports delivered a robust near 2025.
Across mountains, cities, trails, and courts, 2025 unfolded as a year of vitality and chance. Riding that wave, Amer Sports moved with the power of a worldwide group aligned behind its function of elevating the world by way of sport.
“Fourth quarter was a great finish to a breakout year for Amer Sports led by our flagship Arc’teryx brand and rising star Salomon. In 2025 we delivered 27% revenue growth to $6.6 billion, with double-digit growth across all segments, regions, and channels,” says James Zheng, CEO of Amer Sports.
With 28% income growth and within the fourth quarter, Amer Sports continues to maneuver ahead with ambition.
“In addition to Arc’teryx’s exceptional trajectory, Salomon Softgoods has very significant and profitable growth potential. And the strong financial position of Amer Sports allows us the flexibility to accelerate investments and resources to unlock Salomon’s full potential in the global sneaker market,” says Andrew Page, CFO of Amer Sports.
Brand powerhouses: Arc’teryx, Salomon, and Wilson
Arc’teryx delivered one other very sturdy year of broad-based power throughout areas, channels, and classes — particularly footwear and girls’s.
“We envision Arc’teryx as a truly global brand with significant runway to grow in all major markets,” says Stuart Haselden, CEO of Arc’teryx. “In the fourth quarter, Women’s was one of our fastest growing categories, with strong momentum in insulation and hardshells. Footwear also continues to be a key growth driver, and top performing models were the Norvan LD 4 trail running shoe and the Kopec Gore-Tex hiking shoe.”
Salomon delivered an excellent year with 35% growth, resulting in the brand surpassing $2 billion in gross sales.
“Our unique strength lies in connecting with younger consumers, especially women, highlighted by our XT-Whisper franchise launch,” says Guillaume Meyzenq, President and CEO of Salomon. “We’re also proud of the GRVL franchise unlocking the run category like never before. Our epicenter strategy of opening brand stores in key metro markets is elevating Salomon’s global presence and awareness, while accelerating demand in Europe and North America is further supporting growth.”
Ball & Racquet phase posted a robust fourth quarter with 14% growth, led by sturdy Tennis 360 momentum and Baseball.
“Wilson Softgoods nearly doubled in 2025, showing strong growth across all major regions,” says Andrew Page, interim President and CEO of Wilson. “Our Tennis 360 products continue to resonate with consumers, and on court, we expanded our Tennis 360 athlete roster to 16, including world top 10 and top 20 players, representing Wilson from head to hand to toe. We also saw a very strong return to growth in Baseball, driven by strong bat sales.”
Continuing the growth journey
As we glance forward, Amer Sports is uniquely positioned throughout the premium sports activities and outside market, which continues to be one of the healthiest segments throughout the worldwide shopper panorama.
“Arc’teryx is a breakout brand with leading growth and profitability driven by its disruptive DTC model. Salomon footwear has a compelling and unique brand position, but still only a small share of the global sneaker market. Wilson and Winter Sports equipment franchises have leading market positions, while Wilson Softgoods has significant potential; and finally, we have a strong, differentiated platform in Greater China, delivering best-in-class performance across brands,” sums CEO James Zheng.
Amer Sports’ 2025 achievements mirror an organization in movement — fueled by iconic manufacturers, powered by international demand, and united to encourage and allow extra folks to guide more healthy, extra energetic lives.
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