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Roger Federer’s presence off the court continues to rival his greatest years on it. The biggest headline of the past few days comes with business, as Federer’s investment in On Holdings is once again in the news. According to Stocktwits and Benzinga, On Holdings, the Swiss athletic shoe brand Federer co-owns, raised its 2025 sales guidance to a projected thirty-four percent year-over-year increase driven by surging demand. With new products like the Cloudmonster and tie-ins with celebrities such as Zendaya, On posted third quarter net sales of nearly one billion dollars and a profit margin increase that has analysts calling the outlook ‘extremely bullish’. Federer’s role as a shareholder and brand ambassador means this is not just a financial windfall but also furthers his image as a sports-business pioneer. Morningstar adds that Federer’s fifty-million-dollar original equity stake in On is now estimated to be worth up to half a billion, further cementing his post-tennis financial legacy.
In legacy news, Federer’s career and influence remain a constant reference point in the tennis world. ATP Tour coverage this week highlighted how Italian prodigy Jannik Sinner became only the third man, after Federer and Djokovic, to achieve a high-profile Nitto ATP Finals feat. That historic achievement puts Federer’s name and accomplishments squarely in the conversation every time the next generation threatens to break through, showing his relevance and aura endure. Sportskeeda and ex-pros continue to publicly compare Sinner’s game and elegance directly to Federer’s, boosting the Swiss maestro’s myth with phrases like ‘It’s like Roger Federer all over again’ trending in tennis media.
Public appearances have been lower profile but not absent. There have not been major Federer sightings at tournaments or events, but recent social media activity includes motivational reels circulating on Instagram, with Federer reminding followers about mental strength—these get thousands of likes and continue to shape his brand as a champion and gentleman even in retirement.
In philanthropy, the Roger Federer Foundation announced a new partnership with OneSight EssilorLuxottica to provide vision care to Zambian schoolchildren. EssilorLuxottica’s press release places Federer’s charitable work in the spotlight, underscoring his long-term commitment to kids’ welfare and global education, actions likely to provide a meaningful footprint well beyond his playing days.
On the social and pop culture front, Federer’s profiles remain stable—his name trends occasionally, usually in context of business success or historical tennis achievements rather than fresh controversy. There are no major rumors or scandals attached to his name in the recent news cycle, and speculation remains limited to analysts wondering how much more his On Holdings shares could climb.
In short, the past several days see Federer’s business acumen, charitable activity, and status as tennis royalty generating positive headlines. His influence now seems more enduring and diversified than ever.
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