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Tariffs Haven’t Slowed Demand for On Sneakers

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Despite U.S. tariffs, second-quarter sales for the Swiss brand rose more than analysts expected to $923 million.
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Tariffs Haven’t Slowed Demand for On Sneakers

Despite U.S. tariffs, second-quarter sales for the Swiss brand rose more than analysts expected to $923 million.

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Swiss Sneaker Brand on Raises Expectations After Strong Demand

Swiss sneakermaker On has raised its expectations for this year after an unexpectedly strong second quarter. The company is benefiting from growing demand from European and Asian buyers for its athletic shoes, apparel, and accessories.

·Apeldoorn, Netherlands
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The Brand of Shoes on Holding Ag Raised Its Targets by Demand in Europe and Asia

The company, backed by Roger Federer, anticipates a growth of its revenues of at least 31% at constant exchange rate this year, above the estimates of analysts

·Bogotá, Colombia
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larepublica.co broke the news in Bogotá, Colombia on Tuesday, August 12, 2025.
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