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  • The groundbreaking ceremony of the e-bike experience centre at the Canyon Campus in Koblenz, Germany, took place shortly after the announcement of the value depreciation by owner GBL. – Photo Canyon
    Financial29 May 25

    Canyon responds after owner GBL depreciates D2C distributor's value...

    KOBLENZ, Germany - The current market dynamic, with aggressive discounting campaigns and forecasts that frequently postpone market recovery, affects how investment funds view the market. At the peak of the market in 2020, Groupe Bruxelles Lambert (GBL) bought just over 50% of the shares of Canyon Bicycles at €400 million. In the GBL 2024 financial report, only €260 million is left.

  • Cambodia imported a record number of e-bikes to the EU in Q1 2025 – almost 11,000 units. – Photo Bike EuropeSubscribers only
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    E-bike import27 May 25

    Subscribers only China and Cambodia gaining ground as European e-bike suppliers

    BRUSSELS, Belgium - The total number of e-bikes entering the European Union (EU) in Q1 of 2025 is almost unchanged on a like-for-like basis compared to the same period last year, the latest data from Eurostat shows. With a 3% rise to almost 130,000 units, it is China and Cambodia which have significantly grown their contribution to the e-bikes entering the EU. Meanwhile, the number of e-bikes coming from Taiwan continues to decline.

  • Despite the traditionally weaker bike season at the beginning of the year and high discount campaigns as part of the annual winter sale, Bike24 achieved a €2.1 million improvement in EBITDA, now amounting to €0.6 million.  – Photo Bike24
    Financial19 May 25

    First quarterly report: Bike24 makes an impressive start to 2025...

    DRESDEN, Germany - Online bicycle retailer Bike24 Holding AG closed its first quarter of 2025 with double-digit revenue growth in all European sales regions compared to the same period of the previous year and a €2.1 million improvement in operating results.

  • While consolidated results at Giant Group increase, the profit is still under pressure. – Photo Giant Group
    Financial12 May 25

    Giant Group reports significant rebound in OEM orders

    TAICHUNG, Taiwan - Giant Group made a remarkably good start to the year with a year-on-year consolidated revenue increase of 4.9% to NT$16.85 billion (€496 million). According to the Giant Board of Directors, this growth can be attributed to a significant rebound in OEM orders.

  • Light at the end of the tunnel for the Taiwanese e-bike supply chain? – Photo Bike EuropeSubscribers only
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    Quarterly data24 Apr 25

    Subscribers only Taiwan e-bike exports turn a cautious corner in Q1

    TAIPEI, Taiwan - After a turbulent 2024 marked by decreased production volumes and excess inventory, Taiwan's bicycle industry is showing early signs of recovery. While orders remain cautious, Q1 2025 export data suggests a gradual rebound is underway, especially in the e-bike sector.

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    Quarterly data20 Feb 25

    Subscribers only EU e-bike imports drop below 'pre-covid' level in 2024

    BRUSSELS, Belgium - That 2024 was a challenging year for European e-bike markets is no secret. How bad though, is now revealed in the latest EU e-bike import statistics published by Eurostat. The volume of e-bikes imports dropped 27% year-on-year to 642,000 units, slipping below the pre-covid level of 705,000 units in 2019. The import value fared even worse, with a 33% drop year-on-year.

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