K-Swiss Profit Jumps 20% in 2nd Quarter
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K-Swiss Inc. reported a 20% increase in its second-quarter profit, to $1.84 million from $1.54 million a year earlier.
The Pacoima-based manufacturer of athletic shoes said the higher earnings in the quarter ended June 30 came on a 15% increase in sales, to $28 million from $24.4 million.
All of the sales gain came from K-Swiss’ international sales, which more than doubled to $8.74 million from $3.78 million and now account for 31% of its overall business. The company’s domestic sales fell 7% in the quarter, to $19.2 million from $20.6 million.
For the first half of 1991, K-Swiss’ profit jumped 40% from a year earlier, to $4.05 million from $2.89 million, and its six-month sales increased 29%, to $60.8 million from $47 million.
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