US: Finish Line Q2 profit grows on market share gains

By | 28 September 2012

The Finish Line saw second-quarter net income rise as the US sportswear retailer said it gained market share in running and basketball.

Net income rose 16.8% over the quarter ended 1 September to reach US$24.9m. Consolidated sales increased 16.1% to $385m, while comparable-store sales rose 12.3%.

"We are very pleased with the strength of our second quarter performance," said chairman and CEO Glenn Lyon.

"Our ability to achieve double digit comps in the second quarter, on top of a double digit comp increase in the prior year period illustrates our ability to further expand our leadership position in athletic footwear. Second quarter sales were driven by market share gains in running and basketball as we have been able to capitalize on recent trends in each category enabled by our strong relationships with both vendors and consumers."

Sectors: Finance, Retail

Companies: The Finish Line

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