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27.02.26 - 22:48
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Top Nike Distributor Sounds Profit Alarm As BNP Says China Remains "Red Flag" (ZeroHedge)
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Top Nike Distributor Sounds Profit Alarm As BNP Says China Remains "Red Flag"
Nike has reported declining quarterly sales in China, where demand remains under pressure from mounting macroeconomic headwinds, and the brand continues to lose market share to newer competitors. This weakness has dented the shoemaker's broader turnaround efforts and suggests a much-needed reset in the Chinese market.
The stock is down 65% from its 2021 peak and is now trading at 2017 levels, as investors hope management will accelerate a turnaround plan to reverse this devastating multi-year bear market. However, a profit warning from a major distribution channel and commentary from BNP Paribas analyst Laurent Vasilescu only suggest more trouble ahead.
On Friday, Pou Sheng, a major distribution and retail channel for Nike in Greater China, warned that its 2025 attributable profit will likely plunge 57% year over year to RMB 211 million, while revenue is expected to decline 7.2% to RMB 17.1 billion.
Management blame...
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19.12.25 - 14:57
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Goldman Turns "Incrementally Cautious" On Nike As China Sales Plunge (ZeroHedge)
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Goldman Turns "Incrementally Cautious" On Nike As China Sales Plunge
Nike shares tumbled the most in eight months in premarket trading in New York after a mixed third quarter, reigniting concerns that turnaround efforts are being slowed by soft demand trends in China and ongoing problems at Converse.
North America was a bright spot in second-quarter earnings. Citi analyst Paul Lejuez noted that product liquidations contributed to the growth. As those actions expired, underlying sell-through trends softened.
China remained the most challenging sales market for the world's largest sportswear company in the quarter. This prompted Piper Sandler analysts to cut their price target on the stock due to a lackluster recovery in the world's second-largest economy.
Sales in China last quarter plunged 17%, while Converse sales imploded by 30%.
Key earnings in the quarter:
Top line: Revenue of $12.43 billion rose .6% year over year, beating consensus. Nike brand revenue increased 1.5%, also ah...
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19.12.25 - 13:18
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ROUNDUP: Nike kämpft mit geplanter Kehrtwende - Aktie fällt deutlich (DPA-AFX)
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Der US-Sportartikelkonzern Nike ist auf dem Weg aus seiner Krise wieder ins Straucheln gekommen. Zwar konnte der Rivale von adidas und Puma insgesamt mehr Geschäft vorweisen als von Experten gedacht. An entscheidenden Stellen hapert es aber weiterhin, im wichtigen Riesenmarkt China etwa oder bei der Marke Converse. Nike-Chef Elliott Hill, der das Unternehmen nach einigen harten Enttäuschungen wieder an die Spitze führen soll, sieht den Konzern nach dem zweiten Geschäftsquartal (Ende November) noch nicht am Ziel. Anleger zeigen sich ungeduldig und ließen die Aktie am Freitag kräftig fallen, auch weil im laufenden Quartal wieder ein Umsatzknick droht.. --- Nike verliert heute 10% an Wert..
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19.12.25 - 10:45
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Nike: Kurssturz nach Zahlen – das sagen die Analysten (Der Aktionaer)
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Nike hat mit seinen Quartalszahlen für Unsicherheit bei den Anlegern gesorgt. Zwar zeigen sich erste Fortschritte, doch der Ausblick blieb hinter den Erwartungen zurück. Die Aktie bricht am Freitag vorbörslich um zehn Prozent ein. Was raten die Analysten nun?...
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19.12.25 - 10:36
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Nike: Aktie mit Kursrutsch nach Quartalszahlen (Manager-Magazin)
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Obwohl Nike beim Problemfeld Laufschuhe wieder nachlegen konnte, sind Anleger enttäuscht von der sinkenden Profitabilität des Sportartikelherstellers. Der Erfolg der neuen Strategie von CEO Elliot Hill lässt auf sich warten – trotz Zusammenarbeit mit Kim Kardashian....
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19.12.25 - 08:42
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Nike Warns of Sales Decline as China Weakness Persists (Bloomberg)
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Nike Inc. warned that sales will decline this quarter amid persistent weakness in China and at its Converse brand. The world's largest sportswear company expects revenue to be down in the low-single digits in the three months that started Dec. 1, a surprising turn after two straight periods of growth. Bloomberg's Jennifer Creery reports....
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