Seoul-headquartered sportswear business Misto Holdings reported full-year revenue of 4.47 trillion Korean won ($3.0 billion), up 4.7% YoY, with operating profit climbing 31.6% to 474.8 billion won ($318.7 million). Performance was driven by a turnaround in its Fila-related division and strong demand from the Acushnet golf unit. Greater China delivered triple-digit revenue growth as the company expanded retail presence around K-fashion brands including Marithé François Girbaud, Matin Kim, and Raive. Misto completed 285.4 billion won ($191.5 million) in dividends and buybacks — exceeding half its 2025–2027 target — and cancelled treasury shares equal to 11.7% of outstanding stock.

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