Vista Outdoor said on Monday it would sell its sporting products business in a $1.91 billion deal, although its shares tumbled about 20% in early trading after it cut its full-year sales forecast.

Vista Outdoor (NYSE:VSTO) said on Friday it had agreed to sell itself in parts, selling its ammunitions and outdoor goods divisions for a total of about $3.35 billion in two seperate deals.

Vista Outdoor on Friday agreed to sell itself in parts to two separate buyers for a total of $3.35 billion, including debt, after fending off a hostile suitor that pursued the sporting goods and ...

Vista Outdoor, a manufacturer of guns and ammunition, said on Tuesday that it could divest from its gun brands, prompting a steep decline in stock price. Vista said that it's "potentially" selling ...

Large Vista Outdoor shareholder says it will vote ‘no’ on selling ammunition brands to Czech firm War of words between rival suitor MNC and Vista also escalates ahead of shareholder meeting on ...

With two transformative acquisitions announced in less than a month, the Vista Outdoor Inc. team has been busy this summer as the company continued to refine and reshape its vast portfolio. In ...

Anoka, Minnesota-based Vista Outdoor is acquiring the hunting athletic-wear brand, Venor, which focuses on clothing for women; will also take ownership of electric bike company QuietKat, which ...

Vista Outdoor expanded manufacturing capacity by purchasing the Remington Outdoor Company for $81 million in October 2020. The Lonoke operation has at least 700 workers, and Metz said he’s ...

Vista Outdoor’s leadership team has proven they have an effective, repeatable acquisition model, making Vista Outdoor the clear acquirer of choice for Fox Racing.