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Columbia Sportswear Company
COLM · NasdaqConsumer Discretionary
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Company details
Market cap
$3.2B
P/E ratio
20×
Div yield
1.9%
EPS (TTM)
$3.24
Profit margin
5.2%
Rev. growth
+1%
Revenue
$3.4B
Cash (no debt)
$791M
In plain English
Columbia is an outdoor-apparel and footwear brand house — it designs and markets Columbia, SOREL, Mountain Hardwear and prAna, but owns no factories. Roughly 700 contract manufacturers across Asia make the goods; Columbia sells them wholesale to retailers and direct through its own stores and websites. A ~$3.4B business with no debt and ~$0.8B of cash, still controlled by the founding Boyle family.
In simple terms
What Columbia Sportswear Company really sells
Columbia is an outdoor-apparel and footwear brand house — it designs and markets Columbia, SOREL, Mountain Hardwear and prAna, but owns no factories. Roughly 700 contract manufacturers across Asia make the goods; Columbia sells them wholesale to retailers and direct through its own stores and websites. A ~$3.4B business with no debt and ~$0.8B of cash, still controlled by the founding Boyle family.
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