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Nike expects US tariffs to cost it $1bn and warns of falling sales

News RoomBy News RoomJune 27, 2025
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Summary of Nike’s troubled fiscal year and future challenges

End of May 2025: Tough financial year for Nike asIndustry faces geopolitical uncertainty
In the end of May 2025, a strong U.S. sportswear company Nike reported a significantly tough fiscal year. With full-year revenues down 10% to $46.3 billion and net income declining by 44% year-over-year to $3.2 billion (€2.7 billion), shown as decreases in non-contional and non-U.S. sales, the company struggled.

Observations and Caution
Nike, a leader in the U.S. sports apparel industry, began its 2025 fiscal year down the line under heightened geopolitical risks and increasing tariffs—one of several strict corporate policies being mandated globally. This period of uncertainty for the U.S. market was particularly challenging, as some major players in the industry faced intense competition from foreign brands.

Massive De-digitization and tariffs
In the fourth quarter of 2025, Nike reported a reduction in footwear sales by 12% to $11.1 billion (€9.5 billion) and an operating margin that collapsed by 86% year-over-year to $211 million (€180 million). The company called this a " FAIL," pointing out that despite low-tax expectations, sales were ahead of them.

Chinese production uncertainties
The results were further affected by China—another major footwear partner for the U.S.—rather abruptly importing footwear units on a 55% tariff. With the U.S. government overseeing China’s payment system and headers—price tags for imported goods—users of the Asian country are now paying significantly higher costs, with U.S. footwear companies getColor mediation for the extra cost.

Impact of tariffs and pricing changes
Nike massive price adjustments and a sale of entire furniture and games units to a Chinese furniture chain likely undermine demand for its U.S.Updating pricing can surprise consumers but increase tough competition in the broader afternoon market. Despite this increase in revenue, the company has seen both sales and margins decline (-8% to -40%) on a constant-chance basis.

Moving forward and outlook
For now, Nike’s Q1 fiscal performance remains uncertain. Sales were expected to drop to mid-single-digit percentages, with a 350-425 basis point decrease in gross margins. The seventeen-day average cost increase (against earlier targets) in Q1 reflects the impact of tariffs as part of the broader trade agreement.

Outcome on demand and revenue
Despite margins being decided at a low of -40%, the company has driven demand for its alreadyBootApplication. The measures acceptán concludes to continue but with mixed results. If the company canbeat the challenges of YEARS TO COME—同志 working in the industry..

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