
The Italian footwear brand, known for the ‘shoes that breathe’, recorded a revenue of €827.2 million in the 2018 financial year, with operating margin falling significantly and net income in the red.
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The Italian footwear brand, known for the ‘shoes that breathe’, recorded a revenue of €827.2 million in the 2018 financial year, with operating margin falling significantly and net income in the red.
Geox, the techy Italian footwear giant, and Dragon, the Formula E team owned by media investor Jay Penske, have signed a strategic long-term agreement that will result in the race car changing its name.
Italian shoemaker Geox gave a cautious outlook for full year revenue after a steep first quarter sales drop due to a retail overhaul, lower discounted sales and poor weather.
Italian shoemaker Geox expects its profitability to continue to grow in 2018 under new CEO and former Gucci top executive Matteo Mascazzini, as it overhauls its product range and stores, the company said on Friday.
The Italian sports brand, owned by LIR - the holding company of the Moretti Polegato family - is keen to grow its women’s and apparel segments, now accounting for 35% and 20% of revenue, respectively.
Mario Moretti Polegato wants more women fall in love with Geox, his label famed for its "breathable” rubber soles. Now he has unveiled New:Do, a down jacket composed of polyester made of recycled plastic bottles.
The Italian footwear manufacturer's revenue has grown by 1.2% in the first quarter, driven by the wholesale and e-tail channels and by ready-to-wear apparel.
Italian footwear specialist Geox has recorded a revenue of 900.8 million euros, or growth of 3% compared to 2015. Net profit fell from 10 to 2 million euros.
Italian footwear manufacturer Geox published the results of the first nine months of the 2015 fiscal year, showing a 6.1% rise in revenue.
Maurizio d’Angelo, CEO of the Italian shoe brand since 2007, is leaving the company acquired by Geox in 2009. Enrico Moretti Polegato, who has served as president of the brand until now, will replace d’Angelo as CEO.