XTERRA Sports Unlimited, LLC acquires Hawaii-based TEAM Unlimited, LLC
XTERRA Sports Unlimited, LLC (XSU) today announced the acquisition of TEAM Unlimited, LLC, the Hawaii-based television, events, and marketing company that brought off-road triathlon and trail running to the world under the brand name XTERRA. The transaction represents a strategic decision to extend
XTERRA Sports Unlimited, LLC (XSU) today announced the acquisition of TEAM Unlimited, LLC, the Hawaii-based television, events, and marketing company that brought off-road triathlon and trail running to the world under the brand name XTERRA.
The transaction represents a strategic decision to extend the brand into performance and lifestyle product categories while building upon and improving the XTERRA race experience.
XSU, which also owns XTERRA Global, LLC was formed by a group of private investors in 2017. It will complete the acquisition on December 31, 2017, managing brand strategy and new product line extensions out of its global office in Portland, Oregon.
“We are honoured to have the opportunity to build upon the XTERRA name and develop a sports lifestyle brand for the outdoor endurance community,” said Brian Wei, XTERRA Global Vice President of Marketing. “The passion for the brand after 22 years of XTERRA racing is immense. We see the opportunity to serve the outdoor sports community wherever they go, from rest day to training day to race day.”
The TEAM Unlimited staff will partner with XSU and operate the XTERRA World Tour events and media operations out of offices in Honolulu, Hawaii.
“We’re one team now, and thrilled to have such highly-qualified and passionate owners leading the way for this brand,” said Janet Clark, who will continue to serve as the president of the XTERRA racing division. “Throughout our history, we’ve created and produced some of the best, most compelling, and iconic off-road racing and adventure experiences in the world. That, in turn, became a real, authentic lifestyle brand.”
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