Nike, Inc. NKE

NIKE, Inc. se dedica al diseño, marketing y distribución de calzado deportivo, ropa, equipamiento y accesorios para actividades deportivas y de fitness. Los segmentos operativos de la empresa incluyen América del Norte, Europa, Oriente Medio y África (EMEA), Gran China, y Asia Pacífico y América Latina (APLA). La empresa se enfoca en ofrecer productos de la marca NIKE en categorías como Running, Baloncesto NIKE, la marca Jordan, Fútbol (Soccer), Entrenamiento y Ropa Deportiva. También comercializa productos diseñados para niños, así como para otros usos atléticos y recreativos como fútbol americano, béisbol, cricket, golf, lacrosse, skateboarding, tenis, voleibol, caminata, lucha y otras actividades al aire libre. Vende una línea de equipamiento y accesorios de rendimiento bajo la marca NIKE, incluyendo bolsas, calcetines, pelotas deportivas, gafas, relojes, dispositivos digitales, bates, guantes, equipo de protección y otros equipos diseñados para actividades deportivas.

Con 30 acciones de NKE (USD 1.001,55) habrías recibido USD 49,20 en dividendos en los últimos 12 meses.

• The Motley Fool 2 oct

  Why Nike Stock Just Crashed

  Nike stock tumbled 5.4% after reporting mixed Q1 fiscal 2027 earnings. While the company beat earnings expectations ($0.48 vs. $0.44 expected), it missed on revenue ($11.21B vs. $11.35B expected) and cut full-year guidance, predicting earnings could decline nearly 50% to $1.00-$1.20 per share. Declining sales in China and Europe, along with an 8% drop in direct-to-consumer Nike Digital sales, drove the disappointing outlook.

  

• Zacks Investment Research 2 oct

  NIKE Q1 Earnings Beat on Margin Gain, Stock Falls on Revenue Miss

  NIKE beat EPS estimates at 48 cents but reported a 4.3% revenue decline to $11.2 billion, missing consensus. The company faces weakness in Sportswear, Jordan Brand, and Greater China, with Direct channel revenues down 8%. Management projects high-single-digit fiscal 2027 revenue declines and introduced the Pace restructuring program targeting $2.5 billion in savings through 2031.

  

• Zacks Investment Research 2 oct

  New Strong Sell Stocks for October 2nd

  Zacks has added three stocks to its Strong Sell list today: Johnson Outdoors (JOUT) with a 73.3% downward earnings revision, Clearfield (CLFD) with a 55.8% downward revision, and Nike (NKE) with a 7.5% downward revision over the last 60 days.

  

• The Motley Fool 2 oct

  Nike’s Turnaround Hits a Speed Bump on Disappointing Fiscal 2027 Guidance. Should Investors Run for the Exits?

  Nike beat earnings expectations but missed on revenue in Q1 fiscal 2027, reporting a 4% year-over-year revenue decline to $11.21 billion. The company provided weak full-year guidance projecting high-single-digit revenue declines and significantly lower net income ($1.00-$1.20 per share GAAP vs. $2.10 in fiscal 2026). CEO Elliott Hill's turnaround efforts have been slow, with particular weakness in Greater China (down 22%) and DTC channels. The stock fell nearly 9% after-hours, and analysts suggest the valuation remains unattractive given the company's growth struggles.

  

• Zacks Investment Research 1 oct

  Nike (NKE) Reports Q1 Earnings: What Key Metrics Have to Say

  Nike reported $11.21 billion in revenue for the quarter ended August 2026, missing analyst expectations of $11.4 billion by 1.65%. While the company beat EPS estimates with $0.48 versus $0.43 expected, revenue declined 4.3% year-over-year. Notable weakness appeared in Greater China (-22% YoY), Converse (-28.1% YoY), and Europe, Middle East and Africa (-4.7% YoY), though North America showed modest growth of 2.1%. The stock has underperformed the broader market, declining 7.4% over the past month.