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  • 2025年歐洲自行車零件製造業大幅衰退,市值減至19.2億歐元,年減13%至14%。圖/Bike Europe
    中文部份13 Aug 26

    歐洲自行車市場回穩,本土零件製造競爭力下滑

    歐洲自行車產業持續往更平衡且以市場需求為導向的格局轉型。經歷疫情期間熱銷、供應鏈中斷,以及後續市場修正後,最新2025年數據顯示,產業正逐步回穩。產業組織ECI執行長Paul Walsh表示:「這代表疫情過後纏著產業的庫存問題,現在終於走到尾聲了。」

  • Shimano指出,市場有進一步回穩跡象,整體供應鏈仍持續調整庫存。圖/Shimano
    中文部份13 Aug 26

    Shimano營業利益持續承壓

    受到各國貿易政策走向及中東局勢升溫導致能源價格上漲等地緣政治風險影響,經濟前景充滿變數也造成Shimano財務壓力日益增加。2026年上半年自行車及電動自行車零件淨銷售額1,813.79億日圓(約新台幣362.76億元)與去年同期持平,營業利益則降至200.64億日圓(約新台幣40.13億元),年減15.1%。

  • woom在2026年1月至6月期間售出近30萬輛自行車。圖/woom
    中文部份13 Aug 26

    woom策略奏效,營收轉成長

    儘管市場環境仍充滿挑戰,兒童及青少年自行車品牌woom仍大幅改善營收,重返獲利。2026年上半年,該奧地利公司延續去年的成長動能,1月至6月營收達1.07億歐元,年增19%。

  • Investments in automation and increased brand awareness are key strategies of Fujita’s IPO. – Photo Shutterstock
    Financial12 Aug 26

    Chinese OEM manufacturer Fujita celebrates successful IPO

    The initial public offering (IPO) of Tianjin Fuji-Ta Bicycle Manufacturer Co., Ltd. known domestically as the "Foxconn of the bicycle industry" on 6 August on the Shanghai Stock Exchange (SSE) was quite impressive. The offering price of CNY 17.46 (€2.28) soared to a high of CNY 45.45 €5.94) on the day of the IPO, but then settled down again over the course of the week.

  • The trustees are investigating whether a restart is possible. - Photo Shutterstock
    Accell Group11 Aug 26

    BREAKING NEWS: Accell Group declared bankrupt

    The Amsterdam District Court has revoked the suspensions of payments of the Dutch Accell companies and simultaneously declared these companies bankrupt, the two court-appointed trustees announced this afternoon. The multiple attempts to keep the once giant of the bicycle industry afloat have failed, marking a major setback for the industry.

  • A bid is being prepared for the entire Accell Group. - Photo Bike Europe
    Mergers & Acquisitions11 Aug 26

    Irish investment firm eyes acquisition of Accell Group

    Quanta Capital, a Dublin-headquartered investment and asset management firm, has confirmed its interest in acquiring Accell Group. The Dutch manufacturer entered formal insolvency proceedings on 5 August 2026, following the collapse of a previous acquisition opportunity by Dutech holdings.

  • Giant Group reports strong sales of the new flagship Propel aero road bike in Q2. - Photo Bike Europe
    Financial11 Aug 26

    Giant Group's revenue recovery accelerates in July

    Taiwan's largest bicycle manufacturer reports a 13% year-on-year increase in July revenue, continuing the rebound that started in Q2.

  • CycleExpo is an initiative of Dutch trade publication NieuwsFiets, owned by father and son Arnauld and Rick Hackmann.Sponsored
    Sponsored
    Shows & Events11 Aug 26

    Sponsored CycleExpo aims to become bike industry OEM meeting point

    Next year, the cycling industry is seeing an overhaul of the trade show calendar. Multiple major shows are opting for different dates, while two newcomers wish to join the calendar. One such debutant is CycleExpo Amsterdam. With a clearly defined character and affordable costs, it aims to become the new OEM meeting point for the bike industry.

  • “The biggest opportunity is that the bicycle is no longer just a sporting product; it is becoming a core element of urban transportation,” says Fundracer Partner René Wiertz – Photo Fundracer
    Financial10 Aug 26

    Fundracer Partner René Wiertz: Investors prioritise companies with clear paths to profit

    For Fundracer Partner René Wiertz, the next decade will not simply be about selling more bicycles; it will be about making two-wheel mobility dramatically safer, smarter and more connected. "Those companies enabling that transformation are likely to create the greatest long-term value," says Wiertz. Bike Europe asked him about the market outlook from the perspective of an investment fund manager.

  • Accell Group7 Aug 26

    Lapierre and Raleigh seek separate restructuring paths following Accell insolvency

    Following Accell Group's Dutch suspension of payments, international subsidiaries are taking control of their own fate. Cycles Lapierre has filed for judicial reorganisation in France, while Accell UK & Ireland (Raleigh) has lodged a notice to appoint administrators.

  • One of the biggest drivers for NCTE’s expansion has been the e-bike category, while the automotive category performed weakly. – Photo NCTE
    e-bike component6 Aug 26

    E-bike component supplier NCTE reports shifts upwards in sales

    Contactless torque sensor manufacturer NCTE reports a year-on-year sales increase of 53% in the first half of 2026. One of the biggest drivers of NCTE's expansion has been the e-bike category, while the automotive category performed weakly. Remarkably, the company's stock market performance was much less positive; it suffered a 66.6% decline in the first half of 2026.

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    bike sharing6 Aug 26

    Sponsored How to build better shared e-bike fleets

    Shared bicycles have become an integral part of urban mobility. Across Europe and beyond, they are no longer simply an alternative mode of transport, but an essential part of multimodal mobility networks. As fleets expand, operators and manufacturers are increasingly focused on long-term operational performance, where reliability, serviceability and system integration determine overall fleet efficiency.

  • KKR will step back as an Accell Group shareholder. – Photo Accell Group
    Accell Group6 Aug 26

    Accell granted dutch suspension of payments: No viable buyer found

    Accell Group Holding B.V. and its Dutch subsidiaries have been granted suspension of payments, bringing months of restructuring efforts to a new phase after the company was unable to secure a long-term solution for the business.

  • “We want Babboe to retain all evidence in this case,” wrote the claimant foundation Safe Cargo Bike. – Photo Shutterstock
    Cargobike5 Aug 26

    Accell urged to keep Babboe evidence as legal action continues after takeover

    The announced acquisition of Accell Group by DuTech Holdings will not change anything regarding the collective damage claims filed against the Accell brand. This was stated by the claimant foundation, which is taking legal action on behalf of thousands of Babboe owners who have suffered damage due to unsafe cargo bikes.

  • “An e-bike brand's competitive advantages five years from now will not depend on the cheapest bike or the cheapest frame, the cheapest motor or battery; those are standard products and there will always be someone offering them cheaper, increasingly often from Asia,” says Comodule CEO and Co-founder Teet Praks – Photo Comodule
    Connectivity4 Aug 26

    Comodule CEO on the hidden cost of Covid: the industry stopped creating demand

    "We planned 2026 as a transition year, with gradual recovery, tighter business cases and continued pressure on bill-of-materials costs," says Comodule CEO Teet Praks. After completing the first half of the year, and in the run-up to Taichung Bike Week, we asked the supplier of IoT devices for connected e-bikes, e-scooters, and other light electric vehicles how the market performed and what they expect for the months ahead?

  • woom sold nearly 300,000 bicycles and more than 100,000 helmets from January to June 2026. – Photo woom
    Woom3 Aug 26

    woom strategy pays off in rising revenue

    Despite a continuing challenging market environment, kids and youth bicycle brand woom posted a significantly positive result and thus returned to profitability. In the first half of 2026, the Austrian company continued to build on the revenue growth achieved in the previous year. Woom reports a 19% revenue increase from January to June 2026, to €107 million.

  • The European bicycle component production declined significantly in 2025, with the market value falling to €1.92 billion, down 13 to 14%. - Photo Bike Europe
    ECI31 Jul 26

    European bicycle market stabilises while local component production loses ground

    The European bicycle industry has continued its transition towards a more balanced and demand-driven market. Following the exceptional surge in demand during the Covid boom, supply chain disruptions, and the subsequent market correction, the latest 2025 data clearly indicate that the industry is stabilising. "This is a sign that the inventory troubles that we have had coming out of COVID are now finally at the end," said industry body ECI CEO Paul Walsh at the presentation of the 2026 Bicycle Industry & Market Profile (BIMP).

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    Column31 Jul 26

    Chinese investments in the European bicycle industry have only just begun

    Chinese investors were less active in the bicycle industry in the past than it appeared from the outside. To date, there have been very few known investments by the Chinese in Western companies. Since 2015, corporate acquisitions by Chinese investors have mainly involved Asian companies, with the target firms mostly being bicycle component manufacturers. Why are there relatively few takeovers by Chinese investors in our sector?

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