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Bjørn Gulden purchased Adidas shares at the end of September for around half a million euros at prices near €140, after the stock had fallen more than 20% since the late-July quarterly results. Despite better-than-expected Q2 figures and raised full-year forecasts, the stock remained significantly cheaper, leading analysts and experts to see buying opportunities. A Frankfurt School insider barometer signals a moderate buy due to contrarian purchases, but it should not be overinterpreted. » Więcej na handelsblatt.com

Cleveland Cavaliers star Donovan Mitchell agreed to a multi-year extension with adidas that will cover his 10th signature shoe; financial terms and exact length were not disclosed. adidas plans to release the D.O.N. Issue #9 and D.O.N. Issue #10 as part of the continued partnership. The deal includes continued support for Mitchell’s Spida Elite Camp and an adidas-backed initiative with Greenwich Country Day School to expand NIL and athletic resources for underserved students. Mitchell recently signed a four-year, $273 million extension with the Cavaliers and ranks No. 42 on Forbes’ 2026 highest-paid athletes list. » Więcej na forbes.com

Deutsche Bank Research has lowered its adidas price target from €210 to €205 but kept the rating at "Buy". It sees increasing pressure in the industry in the third quarter, and the annual targets no longer appear conservative but realistic. The stock has recently frustrated investors, which is not attributable to errors by adidas. » Więcej na finanzen.net