Li Ning Q3 Retail Sell-Through Falls by Low Single Digits Year on Year

By Public Technologies
  • Li Ning’s retail sell-through, excluding LI-NING YOUNG, fell by low single digits year over year in the third quarter ended September 30, 2026.
  • Offline sales declined by mid-single digits, with directly operated retail flat; franchised wholesale sales fell by mid-single digits.
  • E-commerce sales grew by high single digits year over year.
  • LI-NING outlets in China, excluding LI-NING YOUNG, totaled 6,099, up 36 from the previous quarter.
  • LI-NING YOUNG’s China network shrank by 25 outlets from the previous quarter to 1,491.


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