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News about Wolverine World Wide, Inc. (NYSE: WWW) reflects its role as a footwear and apparel company with a portfolio of global brands across outdoor, athletic, lifestyle, kids, and work categories. The company regularly issues press releases on financial performance, brand collaborations, partnerships, and corporate initiatives, giving investors and observers insight into how its brand-building model is being executed.
Brand-focused news often highlights activities from Merrell, Saucony, Wolverine, and other portfolio brands. For example, Merrell has announced collaborations such as the Merrell Moab 2 Siren x Gramicci, which reimagines a core hiking style, while Saucony has publicized creative partnerships and athlete agreements that underscore its positioning as a global performance running and lifestyle brand. Wolverine, described as America’s leading work boot brand, has announced partnerships that connect its work heritage with media properties and modern storytelling.
Corporate news from Wolverine Worldwide includes quarterly financial results, where the company reports revenue by segment such as the Active Group and Work Group, and discusses trends across brands like Merrell, Saucony, Sweaty Betty, and Wolverine. The company also issues updates on its transformation efforts, Global Impact Report, and recognition from industry and workplace organizations, including being named Company of the Year by Footwear News and receiving Great Place to Work certification.
Visitors to this news page can review company-issued announcements covering earnings releases, segment performance, brand collaborations, athlete partnerships, credit agreement amendments, governance updates, and impact reporting. Together, these items provide context on how Wolverine World Wide, Inc. manages its portfolio of footwear and apparel brands and communicates with shareholders, employees, and consumers.
Wolverine World Wide (NYSE: WWW) has updated its fiscal 2022 outlook ahead of the ICR Conference on January 10, 2023. The company anticipates a revenue of
Merrell has appointed Jessica Adler as Vice President of US Sales, effective January 5, 2023. With nearly 20 years in retail, she is set to enhance the brand's US wholesale strategy and drive growth. Reporting to Chris Hufnagel, Global Brand President, Adler aims to foster strong customer partnerships and expand brand awareness. Her prior experience includes significant roles at Levi Strauss, Psycho Bunny, and Diesel USA. Merrell, a leader in outdoor footwear, recently earned Footwear News' 2022 Brand of the Year award for its commitment to inclusivity in outdoor activities.
Wolverine World Wide (NYSE: WWW) has initiated the process to divest or license its Keds brand and Wolverine Leathers business, aiming to enhance profitability. This decision aligns with the company's strategy to reduce complexity and prioritize growth-oriented brands. Wolverine anticipates achieving approximately
Wolverine, a historic boot and clothing brand, has launched its third co-branded collection with Metallica Scholars on Giving Tuesday. The collection includes a shirt-jacket, hooded sweatshirt, graphic tee, knit beanie, and the Hellcat UltraSpring™ work boot. Notably, 50% of sales will support Metallica Scholars' trade education programs, contributing to their mission of fostering the next generation of skilled workers. Wolverine has previously donated over $500,000 to this initiative and aims to raise awareness for careers in skilled trades. The collection is available exclusively on Wolverine.com, with prices ranging from $15 to $165.
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Merrell's Long Sky 2 trail running shoe has been recognized by TIME Magazine as one of the Best Inventions of 2022. Designed by the Merrell Test Lab, this shoe combines lightweight track shoe performance with hiking boot durability, featuring a Vibram Megagrip outsole for excellent traction. Key attributes include a FloatPro Foam midsole for reduced fatigue and quick-dry fabric, enhancing comfort in various conditions. Merrell's commitment to innovation and athlete-tested designs underscores its leadership in outdoor footwear.
Wolverine World Wide reported an 8.6% revenue increase in Q3 2022, reaching $691.4 million, but profits fell short of expectations due to supply chain disruptions and high promotional activity. Gross margin decreased to 40.2% from 43.2%, and diluted EPS rose to $0.48. International revenue grew 33% to $303 million, while direct-to-consumer sales increased 4.5% to $160 million. The company anticipates 2% to 6% revenue growth in Q4 with a negative impact from foreign exchange rates.
Wolverine World Wide (NYSE: WWW) announced a new brand group structure and the establishment of a Profit Improvement Office to enhance operational efficiency and improve margins. The organization will reorganize its brands into three segments: Active, Work, and Lifestyle. New leaders will head these groups to drive success. The goal is to achieve a consistent and enhanced revenue growth path, aiming for a 12% operating margin. The changes reflect a strategic approach to leverage brand synergies and provide better visibility for investors.
Wolverine World Wide’s Merrell brand has been awarded Brand of the Year at the Footwear News Achievement Awards, set for November 30 in New York. The brand is recognized for its commitment to making the outdoors more accessible and diverse, exemplified by initiatives like a women's hiking club and support for urban green spaces. Recent accolades also include honors for product innovation, such as the Moab 3 hiking boot. Merrell’s focus on sustainability and community engagement underlines its leadership in the outdoor footwear market.
Wolverine World Wide announces Nicholas T. Long as the new Lead Independent Director, effective November 4, 2022. Long, who has been on the board since 2011, succeeds Dr. David T. Kollat. He brings over 30 years of experience from major brands, including MillerCoors and Coca-Cola. Long's leadership will focus on strategic objectives in brand-building and marketing. The company expresses gratitude to Kollat for his long service since 2007 during critical transitions.