Boardriders, Inc. Announces Acquisition of Billabong International Limited
Updated: Boardriders and Billabong Reach Agreement on Acquisition | Shop-Eat-Surf
Boardriders buys competitor Billabong
Quiksilver owner buys rival surfing brand Billabong for $198m | Billabong | The Guardian
Quiksilver acquires competitor Billabong - RetailDetail EU
Rumor: Authentic Brands Group snags Quiksilver, Billabong parent company Boardriders adding iconic logos to family including Izod, Juicy Couture and the likeness of Elvis Presley!
Owners of Quiksilver Purchase Billabong | The Inertia
Boardriders Makes Bid for Billabong | Shop-Eat-Surf
Boardriders Completes Billabong Buy - Orange County Business Journal
Inside Boardriders' plans for the group's future in Europe
Sportswear retailer Boardriders to acquire Billabong -
Boardriders names new management team after Billabong buy - Retail in Asia
Oaktree's Boardriders cleared to acquire Australian surfwear company Billabong | Business Chief North America
The Billabong store in Soho in New York on Friday, January 5, 2018. Oaktree Capital Management, the owner of surfer brand Quicksilver, is buying Australian-based Billabong in a deal worth $155 million.
Boardriders' Inc. officially buys rival Billabong, creating one giant surf company – Orange County Register
Boardriders' Inc. officially buys rival Billabong, creating one giant surf company – Orange County Register
Quiksilver parent to buy surfwear rival Billabong - MarketWatch
Boardriders to buy Australia's Billabong for about $155m
Quiksilver Billabong Deal Combines 2000s Surfwear Rivals | Fortune
Boardriders Sells Billabong House on North Shore | Shop-Eat-Surf
Boardriders, Inc. Announces Acquisition of Billabong International Ltd. Creates the World's Leading Action Sports Company – Boardriders
New leadership announced for Quiksilver and Boardriders after CEO lost at sea – Press Telegram
Quiksilver Parent Buys Billabong For $155 Million - Retail TouchPoints
QUIKSILVER OWNER BOARDRIDERS BUYS BILLABONG
Boardriders backs Billabong acquisition with $600 million of loans | Reuters
