Nike Shares Fall Nearly 9% After Revenue Miss and Fiscal 2027 Outlook
Nike (NKE) shares dropped 9% premarket after reporting Q1 revenue of $11.21B, missing estimates of $11.35B, and forecasting a high-single-digit revenue decline for fiscal 2027. Earnings per share beat expectations at $0.48. Revenue fell in Greater China and EMEA, with Nike Direct revenue down 8%. Gross margin rose to 42.8%. The company aims for $2.5B in savings by fiscal 2031 through restructuring.
How this was made

The 30-second read
Why it matters
The guidance downgrade triggered a sharp sell‑off, highlighting investor sensitivity to top‑line outlook in the apparel sector.
Market read
First‑day earnings and guidance release for a mega‑cap consumer discretionary name, driving immediate price action and sector sentiment.
What to watch
The $2.5 B savings plan through 2031 and new India campus may improve long‑term cost structure, offering upside if execution succeeds.
Background
Nike’s Q1 results showed a $0.48 EPS beat but revenue of $11.21 B missed estimates, with a 5% YoY decline and a forecasted FY2027 revenue drop.
Ticker impact
Nike reported Q1 revenue miss and forecast a high‑single‑digit decline for FY2027, causing a ~9% pre‑market drop.
likely further downside as investors price in lower revenue and restructuring charges
The earnings beat on EPS is outweighed by a revenue shortfall and a bearish FY2027 outlook, which drove a near‑9% pre‑market sell‑off.
Market effects
May weigh on broader consumer discretionary and apparel stocks, especially peers with exposure to Greater China.
European and Asian markets could see modest weakness as Nike signals slower demand in EMEA and China.
Nike’s size means the guidance could influence global consumer‑spending sentiment.
Counterpoint
The EPS beat and margin expansion could attract value‑oriented buyers betting on a turnaround after restructuring.
Key entities
- CompanyNike
Global sportswear and equipment manufacturer (NYSE:NKE).


