Germany's Puma and fierce rival Adidas have their roots in the very same house where brothers Rudolf and Adolf Dassler launched their shoe business a century ago, before a major fall-out between the ...

Anta Sports, China’s largest sportswear firm, is acquiring 29 per cent of German brand Puma from Groupe Artemis of the Pinault family, one of France’s wealthiest, for €1.5 billion (US$1.8 billion).

Anta will pay 1.5 billion euros ($1.79 billion), or 35 euros per share, to take a 29.06% stake in Puma. The deal comes as Puma has struggled to revive sales after the new CEO Arthur Hoeld, a former ...

This page contains affiliate links and we may earn a commission from any products or services you buy. McLaren has confirmed it has dropped Castore for rival sports brand Puma and the move has already ...

If Anta Sports Products Ltd. is hoping to cash in on Chinese consumers’ love of the outdoors, or their desire for fun, trendy products, then Puma SE is the wrong target. Puma does not have a strong ...

Just a few weeks ago, Puma looked like it was slowing down. On October 30, 2025, the company reported its Q3 results and they were disappointing. Sales fell 10.4% on a currency-adjusted basis, while ...

German sports brand Puma saw its share price rise over 14% on Thursday morning after a report that China’s Anta Sports is exploring a takeover. Hours before the opening bell in Frankfurt, Bloomberg ...

Shares of one of Europe’s worst-performing companies this year — Puma — were soaring on Thursday after reports a Chinese suitor and possibly others might be circling. Barbara Kollmeyer is based in ...

Shares in Puma jumped after a media report of potential takeover interest from China’s Anta Sports, at a time when the German group is trying to turn its fortunes around. In European morning trading, ...

Shares have more than halved year to date amid an increasingly competitive sportswear market and tariffs hitting customer sentiment. Puma's biggest shareholder is currently Artemis which holds a 29% ...

HERZOGENAURACH, Germany--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Sports company PUMA has relaunched its online company magazine CATch UP to provide journalists, investors, retailers, athletes and sports enthusiasts with a ...

Part of this involved Puma wanting to diversify its knife line by concentrating on creating knives aimed at hunters. It also didn't hurt that a strong supporter of the project was Puma head Oswald von ...