Puma - statistics & facts
High profile sponsorships and brand ambassadors
As stated earlier, the Puma brand is comprised of three primary product segments: footwear, apparel, and accessories. The footwear segment accounts for more than half of the company's consolidated sales, generating a record amount of over 4.7 billion U.S. dollars in 2024. This year was a big year for sponsorships as the Olympics took place. Top athletes that Puma partnered with extended to include big names, such as Formula 1 driver Charles Leclerc, and Olympic champions Julian Alfred who won the 100m race and pole-vaulting gold medalist Arman Duplantis also known as 鈥淢ondo鈥.Puma brand apparel and accessories
Like its competitors, Nike and Adidas, Puma has invested in expanding its apparel and accessories lines in recent years. Since 2016, sales from the apparel segment have doubled, and they exceeded the two billion-euro-mark for the first time in 2019. Just three years later, the brand had already reached roughly 2.9 billion euros of annual apparel sales. In 2024, the segment generated about 2.81 billion. Puma-branded accessories have also contributed significantly towards group sales, with the segment reaching its highest ever value in 2024.Sneakers have always been popular and continue to be so. Similarly, sportswear is not just popular for working out but has become a fashion trend, especially popular among younger generations. This means that many companies are trying to make a name for themselves in the sports and athleisure sector but as Puma is such an established company it is not facing the same competition as smaller newer brands.






































