German sportswear giant Adidas has made a remarkable recovery following its turbulent partnership with rapper Kanye West. 

The company announced Tuesday its forecasted profits of €700 million ($743 million) for the year 2024, signaling a strong turnaround from previous challenges, the BBC reported. 

Adidas Rebounds Strongly After Split With Ye West 

The resurgence comes after Adidas decided to part ways with West in November 2022 due to controversial remarks, including antisemitic comments made on social media. 

This decision resulted in a significant restructuring of their business strategy, especially concerning their Yeezy line of products, which had been a prominent collaboration between Adidas and West.

Despite initial setbacks, Adidas has navigated this transition with resilience. In a recent statement, the company highlighted its improved financial outlook, with revised profit figures exceeding initial predictions by €200 million ($212 million). 

This positive shift is attributed to a better-than-expected performance in the first quarter of the year.

Adidas CEO Bjørn Gulden expressed confidence in the company's trajectory.

"Although by far not good enough, 2023 ended better than what I had expected at the beginning of the year," Gulden remarked. 

The company's quarterly operating profit has shown a substantial increase, reaching €336 million ($357 million) compared to €60 million ($63.77 million) in the previous year, a notable improvement despite the fallout from the West partnership.

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Adidas' Strategic Management of Yeezy Stock Key to Recovery

A significant aspect of Adidas' recovery has been its strategic handling of remaining Yeezy stock.

The company sold €150 million ($159 million) worth of Yeezy products in the quarter, generating a profit of around €50 million. 

Additionally, Adidas expects to sell the remainder of its Yeezy inventory for approximately €200 million ($212 million) at a discounted price within the year.

Adidas has also committed to charitable initiatives from its Yeezy sales. The company has donated or plans to give away more than $150 million to groups combating antisemitism and hate crimes, as reported by Billboard last month.

Despite the Yeezy crisis and other operational hurdles, Adidas is optimistic about its future prospects. 

The company anticipates nearly doubling its operating profit to about €500 million($542.3 million) in 2024, according to Forbes.

The brand  is expected to utilize popular product lines like Samba and take advantage of major sporting events such as the Paris Olympics.

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