ASICS Corporation · Fiscal year ended December 2025

Is ASICS mainly a running-shoe company?

Running shoes are the obvious way to picture ASICS. FY2025 confirms that the image is still grounded in reality: Performance Running is the company's largest category at ¥363.5 billion. But beside it, SportStyle and Onitsuka Tiger are growing rapidly, and their combined category profit now exceeds Performance Running. Running remains the core, while the ways ASICS monetizes that core are spreading outward.

¥363.5bnPerformance Running sales
¥277.8bnSportStyle + Onitsuka Tiger sales (site calculation)
80.5%Foreign-market sales ratio

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Running shoes are the most obvious way to picture ASICS.

The FY2025 numbers show that this image is still substantially correct.

But stopping there misses a second growth engine that has become too large to ignore.

Sales are ¥810.9 billion

Most of those sales are generated outside Japan.

80.5% of sales are in foreign markets

What generates that revenue?

Performance Running is the largest category at ¥363.5bn

That is about 44.8% of consolidated sales by simple calculation.

So the familiar picture of ASICS as a running company has real weight.

Performance Running represents about 44.8% of sales

But two adjacent categories are growing much faster.

SportStyle is ¥141.3bn

The other is Onitsuka Tiger.

Onitsuka Tiger is ¥136.5bn, with a 37.7% category margin

DATA VIEW

Running remains largest, but two lifestyle categories are now substantial

FY2025 category sales.

¥363.5bnPerformance Running
¥141.3bnSportStyle
¥136.5bnOnitsuka Tiger

Together, SportStyle and Onitsuka Tiger generated ¥277.8 billion in sales.

That is about 34.3% of consolidated sales.

The profit comparison is even more striking.

SportStyle + Onitsuka Tiger generate ¥92.7bn in category profit

DATA VIEW

Two lifestyle categories together now exceed running on category profit

FY2025 category profit. SportStyle + Onitsuka Tiger is a site-calculated sum.

Two lifestyle categories together now exceed running on category profit
SportStyle + Onitsuka Tiger¥92.7bn
Performance Running¥86.0bn

That does not mean ASICS is leaving running behind.

The running side itself is also expanding beyond the sale of shoes.

OneASICS has 23.13 million members

Even sales recorded in Japan increasingly include global demand.

¥41.5bn of ¥47.4bn in Japan inbound sales came from Onitsuka Tiger

It is still reasonable to think of ASICS as a running company.

But running is increasingly the starting point rather than the boundary of the business.

THE VIEW AFTER THE NUMBERS

What the numbers suggest

ASICS has not stopped being a running-shoe company.

Performance Running remained the largest FY2025 category at ¥363.5 billion in sales.

At the same time, SportStyle and Onitsuka Tiger generated ¥277.8 billion in combined sales. Their combined category profit was ¥92.7 billion, above Performance Running’s ¥86.0 billion. Onitsuka Tiger’s category profit margin reached 37.7%.

And 80.5% of total sales came from foreign markets, while OneASICS membership reached 23.13 million.

Running therefore functions as more than one product category. It is also a starting point from which technology, design, brand value and customer relationships are extended into other markets.

From performance shoes to SportStyle, a Japan-originated luxury ambition in Onitsuka Tiger, and race registration and membership services, large businesses are growing around the running core.

Primary sources used

Consolidated Financial Summary for the Fiscal Year Ended December 31, 2025 (with script)

ASICS Corporation · 2026-02-13

Pages used: p.4 / p.4-5 / p.9 / p.12 / p.21 / p.21-22 / p.22 / p.26-27 / p.28-29

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