Adidas holds back on profit upgrade due to tariff uncertainty


German sportswear maker Adidas on Tuesday said higher U.S. import tariffs and broader uncertainty around trade were clouding its forecasts and making it difficult to plan.

CEO Bjorn Gulden said the company would have hiked its revenue and profit guidance for 2025 after strong first-quarter results, but tariff uncertainty meant it decided to hold back.

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