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Nike Revenue Rises as China Sales Fall
Nike posted a small revenue gain for its fourth quarter while noting continued sales weakness in China and issuing a cautious outlook. The company said its new chief executive's turnaround plan faces ongoing challenges.
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Nike reported a modest revenue increase for its fourth quarter while highlighting persistent sales weakness in China and a cautious outlook for coming periods. The company said the results showed that its turnaround strategy under chief executive Elliott Hill still faces significant obstacles.
Revenue rose slightly above analyst expectations for the period ending in the most recent quarter. China sales remained weak, the company stated, and management projected continued pressure in that market.
Nike issued a cautious forecast for the next quarter, citing uncertain consumer demand and ongoing challenges in key regions. The company said its current turnaround efforts have not yet produced sustained improvement across all markets.
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