Nike Inc. has reported its financial results for fiscal year 2025, with revenues totaling $46.309 billion, reflecting a 9% decrease on a currency-neutral basis compared to the previous fiscal year. The company's earnings per share $(EPS)$ for the year stood at $2.16, a notable decline from $3.73 in the prior year. These results come as Nike undertakes strategic actions aimed at establishing a solid foundation for long-term, profitable growth, despite creating short-term pressures on financial performance. The company highlighted significant developments in its product portfolio, with the running segment achieving high single-digit growth by the fourth quarter. Additionally, Nike's women's basketball business expanded by more than 50%, driven by increasing product demand. Though there was positive momentum in performance innovation, it was not sufficient to counterbalance the challenges faced in three key classic franchises: Air Force 1, Dunk, and Air Jordan 1. Nike remains committed to driving shareholder value and executing at its standard, leveraging its iconic brands, athlete partnerships, and innovative products. The company continues to focus on its mission with a passionate and talented team, poised to write the next chapter in Nike's growth story.
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