Nike turnaround depends on stabilizing sportswear and reviving the Jordan brand
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Nike reported Q1 revenue of $11.21bn, down 4.3% and below expectations, while full-year revenue guidance also disappointed, driving a sharp premarket decline. Weakness in Greater China, excess inventory, and pressure in sportswear and Jordan highlight execution risk amid soft consumer demand and market share losses. A $2.5bn cost-savings plan supports longer-term margins, but near-term sentiment remains pressured.
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Nike reported first-quarter revenue of 112.1亿美元, down 4.3% year over year, missing analysts’ expectations. The company’s full-year revenue guidance also fell short of what the market had anticipated, sending the stock down as much as 9% in premarket trading. Nike has set a 25亿美元 cost-savings goal under its restructuring plan, but some market views suggest the target could be higher even as key categories perform strongly.
