Puma

German clothing and consumer goods manufacturer

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2024 Puma appointed Milind Soman as its running ambassador. Sekou became the brand's ambassador. In June, Rosé became Puma's brand ambassador. Puma also became the official Formula 1 trackside vendor and personnel supplier, and an official partner of F1 Academy.
2024 Puma became the official Formula 1 trackside vendor and personnel supplier, and an official partner of F1 Academy.
2024 Milind Soman was appointed as Puma's running ambassador.
2024 Puma will end its sponsorship of the Israel national football team.
June 2024 Rosé became Puma's brand ambassador.
January 2024 Categorized as the 'most sustainable brand' in the fashion Energy Report by Utility Bidder, receiving high marks for sustainability, transparency, and low CO2 website emissions.
2023 Puma announced it would stop using kangaroo leather in its products, including redesigning the KING football boot with uppers containing at least 20% recycled material.
2023 Puma continues strong financial performance with revenue of €8,601 million and net income of €304.9 million, employing 18,681 people worldwide.
December 2023 Research revealed that Puma is supplied by Gain Lucky, an intermediary linked to Anhui Huamao, a textile manufacturer with a history of using forced Uyghur labor.
April 2023 Launched 'Voices of a Re:Generation' sustainability initiative, involving young activists aged 12-30 from Europe and the U.S. to develop the brand's sustainable journey through activism and partnerships.
2022 Puma stops equipping Red Bull Racing in Formula 1.
2022 Researchers from Nordhausen University of Applied Sciences identified cotton from Xinjiang in Puma shirts.
2022 Puma achieves record annual revenue of €8,465 million and net income of €353 million, with 18,071 employees globally.
November 2022 Arne Freundt was appointed as the new CEO of Puma.
2021 Puma completed its carbon emissions reduction, achieving an 88% reduction worldwide compared to 2017 levels.
2021 Puma experiences significant financial growth, with revenues jumping to €6,805 million and net income rising to €310 million.
December 2021 Puma launched High Court, its first women's basketball line, designed by creative director June Ambrose.
2020 Despite the global pandemic, Puma maintains its financial operations, with revenues of €5,234 million and a net income of €79 million.
2020 The Australian Strategic Policy Institute accused Puma of being connected to forced Uyghur labor in Xinjiang.
2020 Puma partnered with NBA athlete LaMelo Ball to create a line spanning sports, culture, music, and fashion.
2019 Puma's partnership with Arsenal Football Club ends.
2019 Big Sean became Puma's brand ambassador.
2018 Puma announced its return to basketball after a 20-year break, with Jay-Z appointed as the division's creative director.
2018 Puma made its return to netball by sponsoring the Melbourne Vixens after a 28-year absence.
2018 Puma launched a partnership with Selena Gomez called 'Phenom Lux'.
2018 The Boycott, Divestment and Sanctions (BDS) movement initiated a campaign calling for a boycott of Puma over its sponsorship of the Israel Football Association.
2017 Beginning of Puma's significant carbon emissions reduction efforts, ultimately reducing worldwide carbon emissions by 88% by 2021 through purchasing renewable energy and renewable energy certificates.
March 2017 150 workers assembling Puma products in Cambodia fainted due to thick smoke.
2016 Puma won an 'Innovation Award' in Supply Chain Finance for implementing a supply chain finance scheme that links suppliers' sustainability performance to their financing costs.
2016 Puma partnered with The Weeknd as a creative collaborator.
2014 Puma and Arsenal Football Club enter a 5-year merchandising partnership, marking the biggest deal in their joint history.
2014 Almost 120 workers fainted in two Cambodian clothing factories producing sportswear for Puma and Adidas, due to high temperatures.
December 2014 Rihanna was named creative director of Puma's womenswear line.
2013 Puma reports annual revenue of €2,985 million and net income of €5 million, with 10,750 employees worldwide.
July 1 2013 Former football professional Bjørn Gulden became the company's CEO, succeeding Jochen Zeitz.
2012 Puma becomes the supplier for German football club Borussia Dortmund.
November 2012 A joint report revealed that 30 workers fainted while producing clothing for Puma in China, caused by excessive heat and alleged forced overtime.
February 2012 A woman working for one of Puma's suppliers in Cambodia was shot during a protest over factory working conditions.
2011 Puma took over Dobotex, a bodywear and socks company, further diversifying its product range.
July 2011 Puma converted from a German public limited company (AG) to a Societas Europaea (SE), changing its name from Puma AG Rudolf Dassler Sport to Puma SE.
May 2011 The Guardian recognized Puma as the world's first major company to put a value on its environmental impact, committing to manufacture half its international collections according to internal sustainability standards within four years.
2010 Puma acquired Cobra Golf, expanding its business portfolio into the golf equipment market.

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