Half the names on the box belong to someone else. This is the map as it stands;
the stable fact, not the share price.
3G Capital
Skechers since 2025 – taken private on 12 September 2025.
Amer Sports
Salomon since 2005 – sold by adidas, which had owned it since 1997. Amer Sports itself was bought by an Anta-led consortium in 2019 and listed in New York in 2024.
Authentic Brands Group
Reebok since 2022 – a licensing company; bought from adidas, which had owned Reebok since 2006.
Berkshire Hathaway
Brooks since 2006 – came with Russell Corporation, bought by Berkshire’s Fruit of the Loom; a stand-alone unit reporting to Warren Buffett since 2012.
Deckers Brands
Hoka since 2013 – the UGG company.
Wolverine World Wide
Saucony since 2012 – the Merrell company.
Independent, listed
Adidas – listed in Frankfurt. The other half of the Dassler brothers’ firm, split in 1948 – Puma is the first half.
Asics – listed in Tokyo; never bought by a larger group.
Nike – listed in New York.
On – listed in New York since 2021; the founders still run it.
Puma – listed in Frankfurt. Largest shareholder Artémis (29%) agreed in January 2026 to sell its stake to Anta Sports; due to complete by the end of 2026.
Private
New Balance – family-owned, not listed.
Who has what, by part of the shoe
The technologies I explain, laid out by the part of the shoe they belong to and the
brand that owns them. Each name is a link to its card.