Reported 12 months ago
Sportswear giant NIKE experienced a significant drop in trading due to lower-than-expected sales and first-quarter financial guidance. CEO John Donahoe mentioned that the fiscal year 2025 would be a transitional year for the company with revenue expected to decline at a mid-single-digit pace. Several investment banks like JPMorgan, Morgan Stanley, and UBS have downgraded NIKE's ratings to neutral or hold, with target prices dropping from $117 to $88, citing concerns about revenue growth amidst a challenging global macro environment. NIKE's stock price plummeted by 20% to $75.37 on Friday, marking its largest single-day decline.
Source: YAHOO