NKE shares are tumbling approximately 11% in premarket trading on April 1, 2026, sliding to near nine-year lows after the previous close of $52.82. The primary catalyst is Nike's weak Q4 fiscal 2026 guidance: management projected a 2%–4% revenue decline, sharply missing analyst expectations of approximately 1.9% growth.
As Nike Inc. (NKE) approaches its Q4 2025 earnings report on June 26, 2025, investors brace for a significant decline, with earnings per share (EPS) expected to plummet 78.69% to $0.11 from prior levels.
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Nike posted its first quarter earnings of 93 cents, beating analysts’ expectations of 92 cents (per Refinitiv poll). Revenue climbed +4% from the year-ago quarter to $12.69 billion, vs. $12.27 billion expected by analysts (according to Refinitiv poll). IN recent times, the sneaker giant Nike has been focusing on selling its merchandise directly to customers and therefore scaling back on what...
Nike announced that it making a full exit from Russia, following three months of suspending its operations in the country. In March, the sneakers and sports apparel company had temporarily suspend operations at all its stores in Russia, in response to the latter’s war on Ukraine. On Thursday, it confirmed its complete exit from there. Nike’s revenue from Ukraine and Russia combined is less...
Nike posted its fiscal third quarter earnings that surpassed analysts’ expectations, on the back of solid demand in its North American market. The sneaker giant’s earnings for the quarter came in at 87 cents per share, well above the 71 cents expected by analysts polled by Refinitiv. Revenue rose +5% year-over-year to $10.87 billion in the quarter, beating the $10.59 billion expected. Nike...
On Thursday, Nike reported fiscal fourth-quarter earnings that surpassed analysts’ expectations, on the back of record revenue in North America.
The sneaker maker’s earnings came in at 93 cents, crushing the 51 cents expected by analysts polled by Refinitiv.
Revenue rose to $12.34 billion from $6.31 billion a year earlier, exceeding estimates for $11.01 billion.“Building on our 40-year history in Greater China, we continue to invest in serving consumers with the best products Nike has to offer in locally relevant ways,” CFO Matt Friend said during a post-earnings conference call.
For fiscal year 2022, Nike is projecting revenue to grow a low double-digit percentage, and to exceed $50 billion.
Sneaker giant Nike reported third-quarter earnings that topped analysts’ expectations. However, sales was hurt by port congestion in the U.S. and store closures in Europe. Adjusted earnings for the quarter came in at 90 cents per share, compared to 76 cents expected by analysts polled by Refinitiv. Revenue increased to $10.36 billion from the year-ago quarter’s $10.1 billion; analysts...
Shares of sneaker giant Nike Inc. climbed to an all-time high Monday, following the release of its stronger-than-expected quarterly earnings.
Thanks to strength in online sales, Nike’s earnings for the 3 months ending November came in at.78 cents(up from 70 cents a share a year earlier), beating the 62 cents expected by analysts polled by Refinitiv.
Revenue grew +9% year-over-year to $11.24 billion, also topping analysts’ forecast of $10.56 billion.
The company’s online sales for its namesake brand surged +84% during the quarter, as more people frequented its website during the coronavirus pandemic.According to the company, digital sales growth helped to offset declines in its own brick-and-mortar stores and at its wholesale partners .
Nike was allocating investments toward its own stores, websites, and key wholesale partners, and therefore reducing dependence on retail partner – even before the pandemic struck.
Marijuana company Aphria reported a fiscal-fourth-quarter loss amid the coronavirus pandemic.
For the quarter ended May 31, the Canadian company experienced a loss of -C$98.8 million (US$74 million), or -39 Canadian cents a share, compared to FactSet analyst consensus called for a loss of -3 cents a share.In the year-ago quarter, profit came in at C$15.8 million, or 5 cents a share.
Revenue rose +18% year-over-year to C$152.2 million in the latest quarter.Million.
The average selling price of adult-use cannabis, before excise tax, fell 4.4% to $5.23 a gram from $5.47, primarily due to a change in sales mix and price reductions in key markets to solidify market share, according to Aphria.
According to Tickeron, APHA's Aroon indicator reaches into Uptrend on July 28, 2020
For traders, this could mean going long on the ticker or exploring call options in the next month.
Nike is planning job cuts that is estimated to lead to $200 million to $250 million in one-time employee termination costs, as the company focuses on a strategy shift.
The athletic clothing and footwear company had announced in June a new strategy in its e-commerce push called the Consumer Direct Acceleration, amid conronavirus pandemic-induced consumer shift from brick and mortar stores to online shopping.
While Nike did not specify the number of job cuts, it did say the online push was “expected to lead to a net loss of jobs across the company," resulting in the one-time charge.
Last quarter, Nike’s e-commerce sales grew +75% even as overall revenue fell.
Tickeron analysis shows that NKE's price moved above its 50-day Moving Average on July 21, 2020
This price move indicates a change in the trend, and may be a buy signal for investors.In 34 of 42 cases where NKE's price crossed above its 50-day Moving Average, its price rose further within the subsequent month.
And now, Wesco has upped its offer price to $93.50 a share.
Wesco Chairman, President, and CEO John Engel indicated that the proposal to acquire Anxiter is a solid opportunity to deliver significant and immediate value to Anixter's stockholders.The filing said that the $90-a-share offer still contained significant risks, including the probability for major antitrust scrutiny in certain jurisdictions, including the U.S. and Canada, which could potentially delay the closing date for the deal.