kasper: that will become very large. year, we will announce two very large extensions to the recycled plastic business. we will take as much plastic out of the world as we put into the world. by 2024, we will only use recycled polymer. recycled ocean plastics is probably the biggest strategic drive into new project innovation in the future and we see consumers globally resonate to that, in the china, u.k., and u.s. anna: thank you for your time. kasper rorsted, the ceo of adidas to talk about the numbers and the momentum they see in north america and growth in china. minutes from the open and we will get your stocks to watch including socgen. the equity trading revenue stopped 20% as it grapples with negative rates and a smaller investment banking division. this is bloomberg. ♪ anna: welcome back to "bloomberg markets: the european open." 7:53 in london. stocks to watch with six and a half minutes to go until the start of trading. anden, the latest from bmw, &s on the retail side. thearie: call higher and key takeaway is

kasper: 23% in china and 95% of manufacturing capacity in china.mport standpoint we see very little impact in the overall numbers and the level we don't mention in the quarterly report because we don't see it. what we're much more concerned about and i also stated following our second quarter result is the volatility, the potential that could come into the currencies for the sizable chinese business but from an overall standpoint we don't see an impact at this stage. the concern is in the u.s. if less month is spent they'll spend less money on our product and reportedly don't see an impact worth mentioning in our numbers. >> so in terms of what you see in the u.s. can seem a lot of people are looking at contraction and manufacturing and the paris impacts and seeing how long can the u.s. remaino bust. from what you see is the u.s. consumer in good form? kasper: you know, the third quarter was the best quarter for us this year in the u.s. with double gidgity growth and leading us to a record year this year and we confirmed the outlook for the year so

today on "leaders with lacqua," we meet kasper rorsted, the chief executive of adidas.

today, on "leaders with lacqua," we meet kasper rorsted, the chief executive of adidas.

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today, on "leaders with lacqua," we meet kasper rorsted, the chief executive of adidas.