Fila parent company Misto Holdings delivered growth in the second quarter despite economic slowdown and weakened consumer sentiment.

According to the South Korean company, consolidated revenue in Q2 2025 increased 4.5 percent to 1.23 trillion won from the same time last year. Operating profit in the second quarter was 181.9 billion won, up 29.8 percent year-on-year.

By segment, the company noted that its Misto division, which includes the Fila brand, recorded revenue of 216.3 billion won in Q2. The company said that in the quarter, Fila continued to work on its brand repositioning strategy, as well as launch new key products such as “Peito” and “Panthera” following the success of the “Echappe” franchise and opened the Fila 1911 Myeong-dong concept store in April.

In Greater China, the company’s Marithé+François Girbaud label opened its first store in Shanghai’s landmark Xintiandi district, marking a significant step in K-fashion expansion. Leveraging Misto Holdings’ operational network, the company said it plans to extend brand awareness across the Greater China region while pursuing mid- to long-term brand refinement and strategic investments.

As for the company’s Acushnet segment, the company’s U.S. golf subsidiary, revenue grew 7.9 percent to 1.01 trillion won in Q2 over the same time last year. Misto noted that this growth was fueled by solid demand across the golf ball, club, and gear categories—particularly the new Pro V1 & Pro V1x golf balls, GT Series clubs, and Scotty Cameron putters.

Despite ongoing external uncertainties such as shifts in U.S. tariff policies, the company said that its Acushnet segment outperformed expectations. Balanced performance in the U.S. and European markets, along with adjustments in certain Asian regions, contributed to the segment’s stable global growth, the company added.

Ho Yeon (Aaron) Lee, chief financial officer of Misto Holdings, said in a statement on Monday that despite uncertainties in the external policy environment and adjustments in certain operating regions, strong brand competitiveness centered on Acushnet and the positive effects of restructuring certain overseas operations contributed positively to the company’s overall performance improvement.

“The Misto segment is also focusing on enhancing product competitiveness and improving distribution efficiency under its mid- to long-term strategy, while continuing to invest in and support balanced growth across our brand portfolio,” Lee added.

This news comes as Misto Holdings has undergone some changes this year. In April, shareholders agreed to rename the company from Fila Holdings Corp. to Misto Holdings as part of a larger refocus on the business.

The company said at the time that the change aimed to “further solidify its position as a global brand portfolio company” citing that its previous name was closely associated with the Fila brand, which led to a “limited perception” of its broader portfolio and global brand management role.

Originating from the sportswear brand Fila, founded in Italy in 1911, Misto Holdings acquired Fila’s global business in 2007 and became a publicly traded entity on the Korean stock market in 2010. In 2011, the company expanded further with the acquisition of Acushnet Holdings Corp., home to premium golf brands such as Titleist, FootJoy, Scotty Cameron, Kjus and Vokey.