Adidas could raise prices in the US due to new tariffs, estimating a €200 million impact in 2025.
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German manufacturer Adidas has warned that new tariffs imposed by the Trump administration could force the company to raise prices in the US, estimating a €200m cost increase in the second half of 2025. Adidas shares fell 11%, with CEO Bjorn Gulden voicing concerns about consumer reaction to the price hike. Although Adidas will maintain prices on popular models, new products will be affected. Tariffs of 20% on exports from Vietnam and 19% from Indonesia significantly affect costs, but Adidas remains committed to the US market.
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