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  • Under judicial reorganisation Lapierre enters a new stage focused on continued operations and bringing in a long-term industrial or financial investor. – Photo Lapierre
    FinancialYesterday

    Lapierre takes a step towards Accell independence

    The Commercial Court of Dijon has officially opened the judicial reorganisation (redressement judiciaire) of Cycles Lapierre as it seeks independence from the now-bankrupt Accell Group. The French brand's CEO William Perrier is happy with the development: "We've got an opportunity. It's up to us to transform it into a future."

  • Generational transition at Taiwan’s components manufacturer Sun Race Sturmey-Archer. – Photo Sun Race
    PeopleYesterday

    SunRace Sturmey-Archer founder hands over leadership

    The next generation will spearhead SunRace Sturmey-Archer's strategic restructuring now founder Tony Hsu has handed over the chairmanship to his daughter, Sandy Hsu. The Board of Directors unanimously approved her appointment, marking a pivotal leadership transition for the 54-year-old company.

  • The Rebirth Group site in Saint-Lô, France, which was originally built for Mobiky, is at the centre of an ongoing dispute. – Photo Rebirth Group
    Financial21 Aug 26

    Rebirth Group's consolidation gamble faces crucial test

    The Rebirth Group, owner of bicycle brands including Solex, Gitane, Peugeot Cycles, Cowboy and Angell, is pursuing an increasingly ambitious consolidation strategy in the European bicycle industry. At the same time, the French group is facing mounting financial and legal pressure, including eviction proceedings, unpaid debts and historically substantial losses.

  • “We started Also to deliver well-designed, intelligent small vehicles better suited for today's urban and suburban centres,” says co-founder and president, Chris Yu. - Photo Also
    Financial20 Aug 26

    Also secures $150 million as European e-bike launch nears

    Also, Inc., the US micromobility spin-off from electric car manufacturer Rivian, has closed a $150 million (€128 million) Series D financing round. Led by Prysm Capital, with participation from Eclipse Capital, Greenoaks and MVP Ventures, the new capital will accelerate development of its autonomous vehicle platform. With US shipments of its TM-B e-bike underway, the brand is now building a team for a European market launch.

  • WS We Sports Group opened its fifth Cykelkraft-branded brick-and-mortar store in May this year. - Photo Bikelease
    Financial19 Aug 26

    Sales and M&A strategy secures WS WeSports double-digit growth

    No signs of a crisis at WS We Sports Scandinavia, also known as WeSports Group. The Nordic sports-, outdoor-, and bicycle-retailer has been listed on the Nasdaq First North Premier Growth Market in Stockholm since the end of last year . After increasing its 2026 first-quarter revenue by 51.8% year-over-year, the second quarter reached a year-on-year 55% increase (21.6 % on a currency-adjusted basis).

  • “Our success is also backed by our specialist trade partners, international suppliers and partners along the entire supply chain, who have trusted us from the very beginning,” wrote Susanne Puello on LinkedIn. – Photo Raymon
    Financial18 Aug 26

    Raymon Bicycles back on growth track under founder ownership

    Brand founders Susanne and Felix Puello officially retook the reins of Raymon Bicycles in October 2023, when Pierer Mobility divested the business as its ill-fated run in the bicycle industry came to an end. In less than three years, the founders state that "our realignment is working", with sales growth and inventory reduction putting the brand back on track.

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