(Reuters) - Shares in Adidas, known for its three stripes logo, climbed as much as 6.5 percent as investors welcomed signs that the Bavarian company's integration of the U.S. sporting goods maker was starting to bear fruit, with Reebok sales up 15 percent.
The order backlog -- a key indication of retailers' future sales -- for the Adidas brand was up 2 percent. At Reebok it was down 3 percent year-on-year at the end of March, expressed in euros.
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