Under Armour is expanding both its product line and its bottom line.
In its third quarter earnings report, Under Armour said it expects 2006 net earnings to be $410 million, a 46 percent increase over 2005?s $281 million. By creating a fabric that keeps athletes cool and dry, the Baltimore-based corporation started by a former University of Maryland football player has taken the market by storm.
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