Nike, INC 8-K filings

NIKE, Inc. announces the resignation of its Vice President, Chief Accounting Officer, and Corporate Controller, Johanna Nielsen, effective September 4, 2026, with CFO David Denton to assume interim responsibilities.

Nike announced fiscal year 2026 results with revenues flat at $46.4 billion and diluted EPS down 3% to $2.10, impacted by strategic repositioning and challenging market conditions.

NIKE, Inc. announced that John W. Rogers, Jr. will retire from its Board of Directors and transition to a strategic advisor role focused on the future of sport and community engagement.

NIKE, Inc. reported flat revenues and a 35% decline in diluted earnings per share for its fiscal third quarter 2026, with results aligning with internal expectations.

NIKE, Inc. plans organizational changes, expecting approximately $300 million in pre-tax charges, primarily for employee severance, to enhance efficiency and reignite growth.

NIKE, Inc. reported fiscal 2026 second quarter revenues of $12.4 billion, a 1% increase, but diluted earnings per share fell 32% to $0.53.

NIKE, Inc. announced significant organizational changes, including a new Chief Operating Officer and the elimination of two executive roles, to streamline operations and accelerate strategic initiatives.

Nike reports mixed first-quarter fiscal 2026 results with a 1% revenue increase but a significant 31% drop in net income and a 320 basis point decline in gross margin.

NIKE, Inc. shareholders approved an amended stock incentive plan, increasing authorized shares by 45 million, and re-elected all nominated directors at the annual meeting.

NIKE, Inc. has filed an 8-K to correct an error in its Annual Report, reducing its reported product purchase obligations as of May 31, 2025, to approximately $5 billion.

NIKE, Inc. announced a challenging fiscal 2025, with full-year revenues down 10% and net income plummeting 44%, as the company initiates a 'sport offense' strategy to drive future growth.

NIKE, Inc. announced the nomination of Jrgen Vig Knudstorp, former President and CEO of the LEGO Group, to its Board of Directors, pending shareholder approval at the 2025 annual meeting.

NIKE, Inc. announced that Cathleen Benko will retire from its Board of Directors effective at the company's 2025 annual meeting of shareholders, with her decision not stemming from any disagreement.

Nike unveils strategic leadership changes, including a key retirement and several promotions, to accelerate its 'Win Now' action plan and drive future growth.

Nike's fiscal Q3 2025 results reveal a decline in revenue and earnings, driven by decreases across most segments and geographies.

Nike, Inc. has entered into new credit agreements providing access to $3 billion in revolving credit facilities for working capital and general corporate purposes, replacing existing agreements.

Nike's fiscal second quarter results show a decrease in revenue and earnings, as the company undergoes a strategic repositioning.

Nike's first quarter fiscal 2025 results show a 10% revenue decrease, alongside a CEO transition and postponement of the Investor Day.

Nike has updated its bylaws, modifying the deadlines for shareholder proposals and nominations, and clarifying meeting procedures.

Nike announces Elliott Hill as its new President and CEO, succeeding John Donahoe who will retire, effective October 14, 2024.

Nike's annual shareholder meeting resulted in the election of directors and the voting on several proposals, including executive compensation and various shareholder initiatives.

Nike's fiscal year 2024 saw a slight revenue increase, but the fourth quarter faced challenges, leading to an updated fiscal 2025 outlook.

Nike director Alan B. Graf, Jr. has announced his resignation, effective at the company's 2024 annual meeting of stockholders.

Nike's fiscal third quarter saw a slight revenue increase, driven by growth in several regions, but was impacted by restructuring charges and a decline in Converse sales.

Nike has entered into a new $1 billion credit agreement, replacing its previous facility and providing funds for working capital and general corporate purposes.