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Wolverine charts path with ‘stronger platform’

07/11/2024

Better-than-expected sales of Merrell and Saucony boosted third-quarter revenues for parent group Wolverine World Wide, with CEO Chris Hufnagel describing the shake-ups of the past 18 months as “behind it”.

Despite this, revenues in the quarter totalled $440.2 million compared with $528 million in the corresponding period last year.

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