Nike Q1 FY2027 Slumps as China Sales Fall 22% and Converse Drops 28%

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Nike's FY27 Q1 results indicate accelerating deterioration: China revenue fell 22%, Converse declined 28%, and EPS came in ~25% below expectations, with management guiding a high-single-digit full-year revenue decline. With valuation still elevated (~27x guided EPS), a dividend payout ratio above 100%, and a $2B maturity approaching, the setup implies rising balance-sheet and multiple-compression risk for the stock in the near term.
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Nike’s Q1 FY2027 performance deteriorated further, with China sales down 22% year over year and the Converse brand down 28%. Earnings per share came in 25% below expectations. Management is guiding for a high-single-digit decline in full-year revenue. The company is valued at 27x forward P/E, its dividend payout ratio has risen to 131%, and $2B of debt is nearing maturity.