Arc'teryx and Salomon Propel Q2 Revenue at Amer Sports

The business intends to establish 25 additional Arc’teryx stores, primarily in North America, along with several new Salomon locations in the United States.

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Amer Sports, proprietor of outdoor brands Arc’teryx and Salomon, has announced favorable profitability for the second quarter of 2025, prompting the company to enhance its forecast for the entire fiscal year, as reported by WWD.

CEO James Zheng projected sales growth above 20%, stating, “Amer Sports’ robust momentum persisted in the second quarter as our distinctive portfolio of premium technical brands continues to generate opportunities in the global sports and outdoor markets,” during an earnings call. “We maintain confidence in our capacity to navigate elevated tariffs and other imminent macroeconomic uncertainties.” We are committed to cultivating each of our distinct brands for enhanced, sustained growth.

The firm announced a net income of $18.2 million on $1.24 billion in revenue, propelled by double-digit growth at Arc’teryx and Salomon worldwide. Zheng indicated that Arc’teryx intends to inaugurate 25 additional locations, predominantly in North America, since the brand's footwear experiences significant expansion in the area.

Salomon has expanded its footprint in the APAC region, specifically in Shanghai, Korea, and Japan, and now intends to establish 3-4 additional stores in the additional York area and the broader United States. Salomon will open outposts in the United States during the next two years in Woodbury Common, Williamsburg (Brooklyn), Chicago, West Hollywood, San Francisco, Los Angeles, and Miami.