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Skechers (NYSE:SKX) has opened its largest factory mall store globally, a 26,017-square-foot performance-focused retail destination at Miami's Dolphin Mall. The store marks America's first Skechers Performance location, featuring dedicated spaces for basketball, running, soccer, golf, pickleball, and outdoor activities.

The immersive retail experience includes specialized areas like a running racetrack, basketball and pickleball courts, and a golf green, complemented by state-of-the-art LED displays. NBA star Julius Randle attended the grand opening on August 29, 2025. The store joins Skechers' growing network of performance-focused locations in Canada, Belgium, Germany, and Chile, expanding the company's global presence across 180 countries through approximately 5,300 retail stores.

Gannett (NYSE: GCI) announced a multi-year partnership naming Skechers as the title sponsor of the Hot Chocolate Run series. The newly branded SKECHERS Hot Chocolate Run will kick off on October 5th in Denver, spanning 17 cities nationwide, including a new location in Louisville, KY.

The event offers multiple race distances including 5K, 10K, 15K, and 10 Mile options, plus virtual racing. Skechers will showcase their AERO Series technical running footwear at the events, featuring on-course activations, expo experiences, and early access to new running shoes launching in spring 2026. Participants will receive exclusive branded merchandise, finisher medals, and access to post-run festivities featuring chocolate treats.

Skechers (NYSE: SKX) and 3G Capital have announced the receipt of all required regulatory approvals for their previously announced acquisition deal. The transaction is expected to close on September 12, 2025. Shareholders must elect their preferred form of merger consideration by September 5, 2025, 5:00 PM ET.

Stockholders can choose between two compensation options: $63.00 per share in cash (Cash Election Consideration) or $57.00 per share in cash plus one equity unit in the new private parent company (Mixed Election Consideration). Notably, only 20% of outstanding shares will be eligible for the Mixed Election Consideration, subject to proration if oversubscribed. Shares without election will automatically receive the Cash Election Consideration.

Skechers (NYSE:SKX) athlete Brooke Henderson secured her second CPKC Women's Open title at the Mississauga Golf and Country Club, marking her 14th LPGA Tour victory. Competing in Skechers GO GOLF® Jasmine 2 shoes and performance apparel, Henderson shot a 4-under 67 in the final round, further solidifying her record as the Canadian golfer with the most professional wins.

Henderson, who joined Skechers' elite golf team in 2016, is currently ranked #7 in the World Golf Rankings. The victory reinforces Skechers' prominence in the golf category, alongside their other athletic footwear collections featuring innovations like Skechers Hands Free Slip-ins®, Arch Fit®, and ULTRA GO® technologies.

Skechers (NYSE:SKX) reported strong Q2 2025 financial results with sales reaching $2.44 billion, marking a 13.1% year-over-year increase. The company's performance was bolstered by wholesale sales growth of 15.0% and Direct-to-Consumer sales growth of 11.0%.

The footwear leader achieved diluted earnings per share of $1.13, including a $0.30 favorable impact from foreign currency exchange rates. Gross profit increased to $1.30 billion, though gross margin decreased by 160 basis points to 53.3%. Operating expenses rose 15.4% to $1.13 billion, leading to a decline in operating margin to 7.1% from 9.6% in the previous year.

Skechers (NYSE:SKX) has unveiled its new AERO Series running footwear featuring the company's exclusive Slip-ins® technology, offering a hands-free design for enhanced convenience. The collection includes three styles: AERO Burst Slip-ins™ for long-distance running, AERO Spark Slip-ins™ for daily training, and AERO Pulse Slip-ins™ for casual runs.

The innovative designs incorporate Hyper Burst Ice™ midsole cushioning, carbon-infused H-plate technology, and Skechers' signature features including Hyper Arc™ technology, Arch Fit® insole, and Goodyear® Performance Outsoles. The collection is available globally through Skechers retail stores, skechers.com, and specialty athletic shops.

Skechers (NYSE:SKX) has launched its new SKX Full-Court Press™ basketball shoe, marking a significant expansion in its basketball footwear line. The innovative shoe, debuted by Los Angeles Sparks forward Rickea Jackson, features advanced technology including a TPU Versa Wing™ for stability, Goodyear® rubber outsole for traction, and Skechers Move Foam™ for comfort.

The launch strengthens Skechers' position in the competitive basketball market, with the product being supported by an impressive roster of WNBA and NBA athletes including Julius Randle, Joel Embiid, and Jackie Young. The SKX Full-Court Press is now available through Skechers' website, select stores, and specialty retailers worldwide, expanding the company's presence in the performance footwear segment.

Skechers (NYSE:SKX) has announced its intention to vigorously defend against a patent lawsuit filed by Kizik Design in Texas federal court. The lawsuit alleges that Skechers' entire line of Hands Free Slip-ins® infringes on Kizik's patents.

Skechers President Michael Greenberg questioned the timing of the lawsuit, which comes after the announcement of Skechers' $9.42 billion merger with 3G Capital. The company emphasized that it has developed its own unique Slip-ins technology, protected by over 140 utility and design patents worldwide. Skechers maintains that hands-free footwear technology has existed for a century and wasn't created by Kizik in Utah.

Skechers (NYSE:SKX) has announced its intention to vigorously defend against a patent lawsuit filed by Kizik Design in Texas federal court. The lawsuit alleges that Skechers' entire line of Hands Free Slip-ins® infringes on Kizik's patents.

Skechers President Michael Greenberg questioned the timing of the lawsuit, which comes after the announcement of Skechers' $9.42 billion merger with 3G Capital. The company emphasized that it has developed its own unique Slip-ins technology, secured over 140 utility and design patents worldwide, and has been selling these products since December 2021 without prior complaints from Kizik.

Skechers maintains that hands-free footwear technology has existed for a century and that Kizik's claims of creating the category are false. The company plans to challenge both the validity of the patents and the infringement claims.