German sportswear giant Adidas on Tuesday raised its 2025 earnings forecast after posting record third-quarter sales and saying it had limited the impact from US tariffs.

The maker of the popular Samba and Gazelle trainers now expects an operating profit of around two billion euros ($2.3 billion) this year, up from its previous forecast of 1.7 to 1.8 billion euros.

"The improved profitability outlook reflects continued brand momentum, the better-than-expected business performance as well as the company's successful efforts to partly mitigate the additional costs resulting from increased US tariffs," Adidas said in a statement.

The company, second only to Nike among global sportswear companies in terms of sales, also predicted revenue would rise by around nine percent when currency chang

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