With a market value of nearly $65 billion, Anta is the third most valuable sportswear company in the world, trailing only Nike and Adidas.
10m diving Olympic silver and gold medalists Chen Yuxi and Quan Hongchan at the Tokyo Aquatics Centre this month. Adorned to their podium uniforms are the logo of Anta Sports, the Chinese Olympic delegation's official uniform supplier since 2009. Credit: Dmitri Lovetsky/AP Photo
The pandemic has changed the way we dress, with one sector of the fashion industry benefiting greatly: Athleisure manufacturers. Nike, Adidas, Lululemon, Under Armour, and others have all seen their stock rise over the last year amid strong sales.
Among these success stories, one company stands apart: China’s Anta Sports.
Anta is now the third most valuable sportswear company in the world, trailing only Nike and Adidas, with a market value of nearly $65 billion. That may surprise m
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