USA: Oakley Races Ahead With Profits Up 65 Per Cent In Q1
Oakley, which makes footwear, performance eyewear, watches and athletic equipment, continued to gain ground Thursday in the wake of better-than-expected first-quarter gains and an analyst upgrade. The company's share price was up more than five per cent or $1.03 in midday trading at $19.82 a share. That compares with a 52-week high of $22.50 a share and a 52-week low of $9.43 a share.