Anta

The deal hands Anta control of Puma, while also tying it to the German sportswear brand’s ongoing turnaround.

Overseas acquisitions are lifting the sportswear group’s profile, but competition in China is tightening.

The incident adds reputational pressure at a time when the brand is already contending with slowing growth.

Despite strong first-half results, doubts remain over whether Anta can match its global rivals.

The Korean streetwear brand plans to open more than 100 stores in China by 2030 while avoiding pitfalls that have sunk other brands.

Under new leadership and a revamped retail approach, Maia Active is narrowing its focus, trimming SKUs, and aiming to become China’s Lululemon alternative.

Once a go-to for outdoor gear, Jack Wolfskin has lost its edge. Anta thinks it can bring it back.

Li-Ning will outfit Chinese athletes at global events through 2028, taking over from Anta as the official sportswear partner.