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DICK’S Sporting Goods Goldman Sachs Global Consumer and Retail Conference summary

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Goldman Sachs Global Consumer and Retail Conference summary14 Sep, 2026

Athletic category trends and business performance

  • Athletic cycle remains robust, with strong performance in footwear and a successful pivot to emerging brands like On and HOKA.

  • Margin pressure is driven by legacy silhouettes slowing and aggressive discounting, but investments in pricing are seen as long-term customer retention strategies.

  • Inventory challenges persist, with overcapacity in legacy products and undercapacity in new, in-demand shoes due to manufacturing constraints.

  • Demand remains strong for innovative products, with supply issues being the primary constraint.

  • Discounting is expected to continue through the fourth quarter, with a focus on retaining customers for future seasons.

Guidance, margin, and investment outlook

  • Guidance reflects conservatism due to promotional activity, fuel, and healthcare costs, but overall business outlook remains bullish.

  • No evidence of negative contagion from Foot Locker to DICK'S, with footwear comps remaining strong.

  • Margin headwinds are being managed through long-term investments and productivity initiatives, with ongoing monitoring of promotions and pricing.

  • SG&A intensity is influenced by investments in digital platforms and technology, with benefits realized in gross margin and comp sales.

  • Synergies from the Foot Locker acquisition are expected to yield $100–$125 million, benefiting both banners.

Store concepts, innovation, and ecosystem strategy

  • House of Sport stores deliver strong ROI, comp growth, and serve as a testing ground for new concepts and brand partnerships.

  • Fieldhouse stores, inspired by House of Sport, are also performing well and expanding the experiential retail model.

  • Fastbreak stores at Foot Locker are close to the final prototype but will undergo further SKU editing and apparel expansion to improve margins.

  • The integrated ecosystem, including Going, Gone! and atmos, provides unique visibility and control over the athletic footwear market.

  • Access to premium mall real estate has improved due to the success of House of Sport, driving higher traffic and sales.

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Frequently asked questions

Equipping athletes

Dick’s is one of the largest sporting goods retailers in the US. The company sells equipment and apparel from national brands such as Nike, Under Armour, The North Face, and Adidas in their chain of sporting equipment, apparel, footwear, and accessories stores. Some of Dick’s main competitors include Big 5 Sporting Goods Corporation, Academy Sports & Outdoors, and VF Corporation.

Physical stores account for the majority of sales

Dick’s operates through approximately 850 stores in the US, including some smaller standalone-branded stores such as Golf Galaxy and Field & Stream. The physical stores are shy under 80 percent of their sales, and the rest come from their e-commerce leg.

Ongoing margin expansion

Sporting goods is, at large, not a fast-growing consumer category. However, Dick’s has grown at a fast pace and healthy margin expansion in recent years. The margin expansion is fueled by their flourishing e-commerce business combined with a relatively static store count. This keeps their fixed costs fairly constant while the volume of sales and pricing of products pushed through their stores and website increases significantly.