ASICS Statistics (2026): Revenue, Profit, Employees, Brand Facts & Financial Highlights

ASICS is a Japanese multinational sportswear company best known for running shoes, performance footwear, and SportStyle sneakers. Founded in 1949 and headquartered in Kobe, Japan, the brand’s name comes from the Latin phrase Anima Sana In Corpore Sano—often translated as “A Sound Mind in a Sound Body.”

This post compiles key ASICS stats with clear year labels and focuses on verifiable, investor-grade metrics (revenue, profit, and employees), plus quick context on what the company sells and why the brand matters in performance running.

What is ASICS and how big is it?

ASICS is a major global sportswear brand specializing in athletic footwear and apparel, with a strong reputation in running. In the most recent full-year reporting available, ASICS posted ¥810.916 billion in net sales for FY2025 and reported 8,987 employees (consolidated) as of December 31, 2024. ASICS also delivered ¥98.719 billion in profit attributable to owners of parent in FY2025.

• Known for: performance running shoes, SportStyle sneakers, and the Onitsuka Tiger brand
• Scale indicators: annual net sales, profit, and global employee count
• Why it matters: ASICS has been one of the most respected technical running brands for decades

Key Metrics Table (Quick Facts)

What ASICS Sells

ASICS designs and sells athletic footwear, sportswear, and sports equipment. While the company participates in multiple categories (training, tennis, indoor sports, and lifestyle), it is especially recognized for technical running shoes built for comfort, stability, and performance.

ASICS also operates distinct brand lines, including SportStyle and Onitsuka Tiger, which have grown into major drivers of modern sneaker demand.

ASICS Annual Sales (Net Sales) by Year

Below is a year-labeled view of ASICS net sales. Newer years are sourced from ASICS financial statement summaries, while older years are preserved from historical ASICS reporting links where available.

ASICS Profit (Profit Attributable to Owners of Parent)

Profit definitions can vary across sources (“net profit,” “net income,” “profit attributable to owners of parent”). The table below uses ASICS’ published “profit attributable to owners of parent” where available in recent Japan GAAP summaries, plus historical net profit/loss references from ASICS materials.

FAQ

What does ASICS stand for?

ASICS is an acronym for Anima Sana In Corpore Sano, a Latin phrase commonly translated as “A Sound Mind in a Sound Body.”

How many employees does ASICS have?

ASICS reported 8,987 consolidated employees as of December 31, 2024.

How much revenue does ASICS make?

ASICS reported ¥810.916 billion in net sales for FY2025 and ¥678.526 billion for FY2024.

Is ASICS only a running shoe brand?

No. ASICS is best known for running, but it also sells sportswear and footwear across multiple categories, plus lifestyle lines like SportStyle and Onitsuka Tiger.

Where is ASICS headquartered?

ASICS is headquartered in Kobe, Japan.

Sources

• Company profile (HQ, employees, FY2024 consolidated annual sales): ASICS
• FY2024 results (net sales, operating profit, profit attributable): ASICS FY2024 Summary (Japan GAAP)
• FY2025 results (net sales, operating profit, profit attributable): ASICS FY2025 Summary (Japan GAAP)
• Historical financials and older years: ASICS Financial Highlights, ASICS Annual Report 2018