Quiksilver's apparel and footwear brands represent a casual lifestyle for young-minded people connected with boardriding culture and heritage, while wintersports brands symbolize technical expertise and competitive success on the mountains. The company operates in four segments: the Americas, Europe, Asia/Pacific and Corporate Operations.
Cyborg Score Rationale
Historical bankruptcy discussions and limited recent financial data suggest structural challenges in the apparel retail sector. Current market data unavailable as of July 2026 limits confidence in operational stability assessment.
Top Insights
Operates multi-brand portfolio (Quiksilver, Roxy, DC) targeting youth lifestyle segments across surfing, skateboarding, and snowboarding with established boardriding heritage since 1976.
Global distribution spans 90+ countries through hybrid model combining 829 owned/licensed retail locations, wholesale partnerships, specialty shops, and direct e-commerce channels.
Company faced significant financial distress requiring restructuring; current operational and financial status as of mid-2026 requires updated data from recent SEC filings.
Named Competitors
Burton — Snowboarding equipment and apparel
O'Neill — Boardsports apparel and wetsuits
Billabong — Surf and boardsports apparel, boardshorts and wetsuits
Rip Curl — Wetsuits, boardshorts and surf apparel
Volcom — Action sports and lifestyle apparel
Hurley — Surf and action sports apparel and boardshorts
Recent Developments
Insufficient current data available for Q2-Q3 2026 developments
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