Net profit rose to 140 million euros ($200 million) from 126 million euros in the same quarter a year ago, and the company said it was boosting its earnings outlook for the full year.

Adidas, the world’s No. 2 sporting goods maker behind Beaverton, Oregon-based Nike, said sales were now expected to increase 10 percent for the full year, excluding changes in currency exchange rates. That is up from the previous outlook for high single-digit sales growth.

Its full-year earnings per share estimate narrowed to 3.12 euros-3.10 euros from 3.12 euros-2.98 euros.

The company, based in Herzogenaurach, Germany, said group revenues in the quarter rose 5 percent to 3.06 billion euros, but that sales were up 10 percent however when currency shifts were excluded.

Sales increased by double-digit percentages in all geographic regions for the first half, with a 37 percent increase in China.

Adidas brands include Reebok shoes and Taylor-Made golf equipment.