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German sportswear maker Adidas reported Wednesday higher profits in 2025 thanks to worldwide sales growth in its most popular lines and efficiency savings, saying the performance put it on track for more muscular returns in future.
Net profit at the group grew 7.8 percent to 1.1 billion euros ($1.4 billion) last year, on the back of revenues up almost 15 percent at 21.2 billion euros.
Operating, or underlying profit grew almost 31 percent, to 2.1 billion euros.
"Our strategic growth areas were the main drivers of our performance" in 2025, chief executive Kasper Rorsted said in a statement, pointing to a 27-percent surge in North American sales, adjusting for currency effects, and a 29-percent leap in China.
Currency-adjusted sales in Western Europe, Latin America, the Middle East and Africa and Japan all enjoyed double-digit increases, with the only dark spot a 13-percent slump in Russia and the former Soviet Union.
Among Adidas' own-brand products, there were double-digit sales increases for running products and its Originals and Neo fashion lines, while subsidiary Reebok booked strong growth in shipments of its Classics products.
Looking ahead to the new year, 2025 will see "quality growth", CEO Rorsted said, putting Adidas on track for "an even stronger increase in profitability by 2025."
The group expects currency-adjusted sales to grow around 10 percent in 2025, combining with efficiency savings to produce an operating profit between 9.0 and 13 percent higher.
Further into the future, Adidas aims to boost its operating margin to 11.5 percent by 2025, from 9.8 percent last year.
That would put the group on track to hit its upgraded target of average growth between 22 and 24 percent per year in net profit from continuing operations between 2025 and 2025.
Executives plan to offer investors a dividend of 2.60 euros per share for 2025, up from 2.00 euros the previous year.
The group also unveiled plans to further reward shareholders with a 3.0-billion-euro share buyback scheme to run until May 2025, with 1.0 billion euros of purchases set for this year.
Adidas will mostly fund the buybacks from its cash reserves, while a smaller share will be paid for by borrowing at favourable rates on capital markets, it said.