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Nike Q1 2027 earnings summary

Complete event summary combining all related documents: earnings call transcript, report, and slide presentation.
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Q1 2027 earnings summary1 Oct, 2026

Executive summary

  • Q1 FY2027 revenue was $11.213B, down 4% reported and 5% currency-neutral; gross margin rose 60 bps to 42.8%.

  • Net income fell 2% to $712M and diluted EPS was $0.48; North America growth partly offset weakness in Greater China and Converse.

  • Pace launched as a multiyear operating-model transformation targeting productivity, organizational effectiveness and $2.5B in cumulative savings through FY2031.

Financial highlights

  • Revenue was $11.213B (-4% YoY); gross profit was $4.798B (-3%), operating expenses were $3.910B (-3%), and net income was $712M (-2%).

  • Diluted EPS was $0.48 vs. $0.49; demand creation expense rose 5% to $1.252B, while operating overhead fell 6% to $2.658B.

  • Operating cash flow was $135M vs. $222M; cash and equivalents ended at $6.903B, with cash plus short-term investments totaling $8.4B.

  • Returned $610M to shareholders through dividends, up 3% YoY.

  • Inventory was $7.846B, up 5% from May 31, 2026, primarily due to product-mix shifts; substantially all inventory was finished goods.

Outlook and guidance

  • FY2027 revenue is expected to decline high single digits; EBIT is projected to fall at a greater rate than revenue.

  • Adjusted FY2027 EPS guidance is $1.15–$1.35, excluding $0.15 of Pace-related restructuring expenses.

  • Pace targets $2.5B in cumulative savings through FY2031; ~$1.0B in pretax charges are expected, in addition to ~$0.3B of FY2026 severance costs, with ~$0.3B expected in FY2027.

  • Marketplace actions in Sportswear and Jordan extend beyond FY2027; Converse reset actions continue through FY2027, and Greater China actions extend beyond FY2027.

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Nike is a prominent player in the sports and athletic apparel industry. With a global presence and a strong brand identity, Nike offers a broad range of products including footwear, apparel, and accessories. Nike's business encompasses design, development, marketing, and distribution of its products through various channels, including its own stores, online platforms, and partnerships. With a commitment to providing the best possible equipment for both athletes and everyday people, Nike has been able to grow from a small Oregonian outfit to one of the leading brands in the broader fitness industry.

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Nike, founded in 1964 as Blue Ribbon Sports, traces its roots to the partnership between Phil Knight and Bill Bowerman. Phil Knight, a track athlete at the University of Oregon, recognized the business potential in importing low-cost, high-quality running shoes from Japan. With a shared passion for sports and a vision for creating innovative athletic footwear, Knight and Bowerman formed a strong partnership. The name was changed to Nike, inspired by the Greek goddess of victory, in 1971. Nike has grown from a small outfit to a global powerhouse largely due to its focus on innovation, design, and marketing, but also thanks to the brand's ability to produce products that both athletes and private individuals love.

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