Nike announced a $0.41 quarterly dividend to be paid on October 1, offering a 4.62% annual yield to shareholders despite the stock's 80% decline from its 2021 peak. The ex-dividend date was September 1, so new investors won't receive this payment. Nike's stock has fallen sharply due to challenges like a difficult shift to direct-to-consumer sales, economic pressures including inflation and supply chain issues, and increased competition, especially in China. The dividend provides some income relief amid the company's ongoing struggles.
Nike's announcement of a $0.41 quarterly dividend highlights a rare income opportunity as the stock faces ongoing challenges. On Pluang, Nike shares trade at USD 35.59 with a slight 0.23% gain as of September 21, 2026, 20:01 WIB. The dividend yield remains attractive at 4.62%, even though the stock price is near its 52-week low of USD 35.51, reflecting cautious investor sentiment.
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French soccer star Kylian Mbappé has ended his nearly 20-year partnership with Nike and signed with Swiss sportswear brand On. Mbappé will collaborate with On to design high-performance football footwear and apparel, marking On's entry into the socce...
UBS has lowered its price target for Nike by 13% to $42 due to weakening global sales trends and earnings pressure ahead of Nike's first-quarter report for fiscal year 2027. UBS expects Nike's first-quarter earnings to miss consensus by $0.05 per sha...
Kylian Mbappé has ended his long-standing endorsement deal with Nike, which chose not to renew his contract, and signed with Swiss sportswear company On. This marks On's first major entry into football, alongside naming Thierry Henry as director of f...
French soccer star Kylian Mbappe has ended his 20-year partnership with Nike to join Swiss sportswear brand On, which is backed by Roger Federer. This move highlights On's ambition to expand into football, planning to launch its first football boots ...
