Amer Sports 2025 Q3 Earnings Net Income Soars 160.5% to $146.4M

Amer Sports, a global leader in premium technical apparel and outdoor performance, reported its fiscal 2025 Q3 earnings on Nov 18th, 2025. The company delivered robust results, with revenue and net income growing significantly year-over-year.

Amer Sports exceeded expectations with a 29.7% revenue surge to $1.76 billion and a 160.5% net income jump in Q3. The company raised 2025 guidance to 21-23% growth, up from 20%, and boosted operating margin targets to 12.5-12.7%.

Revenue

Technical Apparel led with $683.30 million, while Outdoor Performance contributed $723.50 million. Ball & Racquet Sports added $349.50 million, culminating in total revenue of $1.76 billion.

Earnings/Net Income

Amer Sports’s EPS surged 136.4% to $0.26 in 2025 Q3 from $0.11 in 2024 Q3, marking continued earnings growth. Meanwhile, the company’s profitability strengthened with net income of $146.40 million in 2025 Q3, a 160.5% increase from $56.20 million in 2024 Q3. The EPS surged 136.4% and net income rose 160.5%, underscoring robust earnings growth and sustained profitability.

Price Action

Following the earnings report, Amer Sports’ stock edged up 1.03% in the latest trading day. The stock gained 10.54% over the past week and 8.21% month-to-date, reflecting positive investor sentiment.

CEO Commentary

Jie Zheng, CEO, highlighted Amer Sports’ strong Q3 performance driven by “unique portfolio of premium technical brands” with double-digit growth across all regions and segments. Key drivers included Salomon footwear’s “exceptional growth,” Arc’teryx’s “disruptive direct-to-consumer model,” and Wilson 360’s “solid contribution.” He emphasized Arc’teryx’s focus on women’s categories, with footwear projected to grow from 8% to 13% of sales by 2030, and Salomon’s “global sports style momentum” and expanding epicenter strategy. Challenges included the September fireworks incident, but Zheng expressed confidence in long-term growth, citing “best-in-class performance in China” and “differentiated platform.” His tone was optimistic, underscoring the company’s positioning in premium outdoor markets and 2026’s “high-end of long-term algorithm” revenue outlook.

Guidance

Amer Sports raised 2025 full-year revenue guidance to 21-23% growth (from 20%), with technical apparel targeting 25-27%, outdoor performance 28-29%, and ball & racquet 10-11%. Adjusted operating margin guidance increased to 12.5-12.7% (from 11.8-12.2%). Full-year adjusted EPS guidance was raised to $0.88-$0.92 (prior: $0.77-$0.82). For 2026, the company expects revenue near the high end of its long-term mid-teens growth range and “30-70+ basis points of adjusted operating margin expansion.” CapEx is projected at $300 million, supporting store expansions and logistics.

Additional News

No non-earnings-related news was disclosed for Amer Sports within the three weeks preceding Nov 18th, 2025. The company’s focus remained on executing its core growth strategies, including brand expansion and operational efficiency.