Johnson Outdoors Inc's Business Segments
Johnson Outdoors Inc's reported revenue by business segment and by geographic region, quarterly and annual, normalized against the consolidated income statement. Free below: the top 3 rows per table, this quarter and this fiscal year. Subscriber access adds the full segment history and operating income by segment.
Revenue Share by Reportable Segment - Q3 FY2026
- Fishing79.1%
- Diving12.3%
- Camping & Watercraft Recreation8.7%
Revenue by Reportable Segment - Q3 FY2026
| Segment | Revenue (Millions) | % of Total |
|---|---|---|
| Fishing | $ 150 | 79.1% |
| Diving | $ 23 | 12.3% |
| Camping & Watercraft Recreation | $ 16 | 8.7% |
Description of Johnson Outdoors Inc
The Company’s Marine Electronics segment key brands are: Minn Kota battery-powered fishing motors for quiet trolling or primary propulsion, marine battery chargers and shallow water anchors; Humminbird sonar and GPS equipment for fishfinding, navigation and marine cartography; and Cannon downriggers for controlled-depth fishing.
Marine Electronics’ brands and related accessories are sold across the globe, with the majority of sales coming from North America through large outdoor specialty retailers, such as Bass Pro Shops and Cabela’s; large retail store chains; marine products distributors; original equipment manufacturers (OEM) of boat brands such as Tracker, Skeeter and Ranger; and internet retailers and distributors. Markets outside of North America are accessed through a network of international distributors.
Marine Electronics has achieved market share gains by focusing on product innovation, quality products and effective marketing. Such consumer marketing and promotion activities include: product placements on fishing-related television shows; print advertising and editorial coverage in outdoor, general interest and sport magazines; professional angler and tournament sponsorships; packaging and point-of-purchase materials and offers to increase consumer appeal and sales; branded websites; social media networks; and online promotions.
Outdoor Equipment
The Company’s Outdoor Equipment segment key brands are: Eureka! consumer,
commercial and military tents and accessories, sleeping bags, camping furniture
and other recreational camping products; Jetboil portable outdoor cooking systems;
and Silva field compasses.
Eureka! consumer tents, sleeping bags, camping furniture and other recreational camping products are mid- to high-price range products sold in the U.S. and Canada through independent sales representatives, primarily to camping and backpacking specialty stores, sporting goods stores, catalog and mail order houses and through internet retailers. Marketing of the Company’s tents, sleeping bags and other recreational camping products is focused on building the Eureka! brand name and establishing the Company as a leader in tent design and innovation. The Company’s consumer camping tents and sleeping bags are produced by third party manufacturing sources in Asia. Eureka! camping products are sold under license in Japan, Australia and Europe.
Eureka! commercial tents include party tents and accessories, sold primarily
to general rental stores, and other commercial tents and accessories sold directly
to tent erectors. The Company’s commercial tent products range from 10’x10’
canopies to 120’ wide pole tents and other large scale frame structures
and are primarily manufactured by the Company at the Company’s Binghamton,
New York location.
Eureka! also designs and manufactures large, heavy-duty tents and lightweight
backpacking tents for the military at its Binghamton, New York location. Tents
produced for military use in the last twelve months include modular general
purpose tents, rapid deployment shelters and various lightweight one and two
person tents. The Company manufactures military tent accessories like fabric
floors and insulated thermal liners and is also a subcontract manufacturer for
other providers of military tents.
Jetboil portable outdoor cooking systems are sold in the U.S. and Canada through independent sales representatives, primarily to camping and backpacking specialty stores, sporting goods stores, catalog and mail order houses and through internet retailers. Marketing of Jetboil systems is focused on building brand awareness and leadership in product features and innovation. Jetboil products are produced at both the Company’s operating location in Manchester, New Hampshire and by third party manufacturing sources in Asia. Jetboil products are sold in approximately 30 countries around the world.
Silva field compasses are manufactured by the Company and marketed exclusively in North America where the Company owns Silva trademark rights.
Watercraft
The Company’s Watercraft segment designs and markets Necky high performance
sea touring kayaks; sit on top Ocean Kayaks; and Old Town canoes and kayaks
for family recreation, touring, angling and tripping. With the exception of
Necky fiberglass boats and Old Town wooden canoes, these brands are manufactured
at the Company’s facility in Old Town, Maine.
The Company uses a rotational molding process for manufacturing mid- to high-end polyethylene kayaks and canoes. The Company uses a thermoform molding process in the manufacturing of lower priced models. The Company’s United States warehouse and distribution center for all of its Watercraft brands is also located in Old Town, Maine.
Watercraft accessory brands, including Extrasport personal flotation devices and Carlisle branded paddles, are produced primarily by third party sources located in North America and Asia.
The Company’s kayaks, canoes and accessories are sold through multiple channels in the U.S., Europe and the Pacific Basin with an emphasis on independent specialty retailers and large outdoor retailers such as REI, L.L. Bean, Academy and Cabela’s. The Company has a network of distributors who sell Company products outside of North America.
The Company’s Watercraft business competes in the mid- to high-end of the product category by introducing product innovations, creating quality products and by focusing on the product-specific needs of each marketing channel. Consumer marketing and promotion activities include: print advertising and editorial coverage in outdoor, general interest and sport magazines; direct marketing; and using branded websites and social media networks.
Diving
The Company manufactures and markets underwater diving products for recreational
divers, which it sells and distributes under the SCUBAPRO brand name.
The Company markets a complete line of underwater diving and snorkeling equipment,
including regulators, buoyancy compensators, dive computers and gauges, wetsuits,
masks, fins, snorkels and accessories. SCUBAPRO diving equipment is marketed
to the premium segment and high performance technical diving market. Products
are sold via select distribution to independent specialty dive stores worldwide.
These specialty dive stores sell the Company’s products over the counter
as well as through their own websites. In addition, they generally provide a
wide range of services to divers, including regular maintenance, product repair,
diving education and travel programs. The Company also sells diving gear to
dive training centers, resorts, search and rescue units and armed forces around
the world.
The Company’s consumer communication focuses on building brand awareness
and highlighting exclusive product features and consumer benefits of its product
lines. The Company’s communication and distribution strategies reinforce
the SCUBAPRO brand’s position as the industry’s quality and innovation
leader. The Company markets its equipment in diving magazines, via websites,
through social media and through information and displays in dive specialty
stores.
The Company manufactures regulators, dive computers, gauges, and instruments at its Italian and Indonesian facilities. The Company sources buoyancy compensators, neoprene goods, plastic products, proprietary materials, and other components from third parties.
