Vans Sales Grow More Than Timberland
04.03.2016 6687

Vans Sales Grow More Than Timberland

The American group VF Corporation, which owns the brands The North Face, Vans, Timberland, Lee, Napapijri and others, grew during the 2015 year by only 1% compared to the previous one. The turnover amounted to 12,37 billion dollars.

Over the course of twelve months, sales of the Vans brand (+ 7%) were particularly successful, while the turnover of Timberland and The North Face grew by 1% and 2%, respectively.

In 2016, the group expects growth to be “on the single-digit average”, while sales in foreign markets should increase by 6-9%.

The American group VF Corporation, which owns the brands The North Face, Vans, Timberland, Lee, Napapijri, etc., grew in 2015 by only 1% compared to ...
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