NIKE, Inc. (NKE) Risk Factors
Consumer DiscretionaryLatest 10-K filed Jul 15, 2026Source: SEC EDGAR
WealthWire extracted and classified 41 risk factors from NIKE, Inc.’s latest SEC filing, mapping each to a standardized risk taxonomy so they can be compared across every company and sector. The breakdown below shows how those disclosures distribute across risk categories.
Market & business
11 factorsFinancial
8 factorsOperations & people
8 factorsLegal & regulatory
6 factorsTechnology
4 factorsESG & reputation
4 factorsRecent key developments
Concrete developments — dated events, named agreements and instruments, legal proceedings — that NIKE, Inc. surfaced in its latest filing.
- Swoosh, LLC, formed by Philip Knight, owned approximately 79% of Class A Common Stock as of June 30, 2026.June 30, 2026
- The company's long-term debt rating was downgraded by S&P Global Ratings and Moody's Ratings in 2025.2025
- The European Commission opened a formal State Aid investigation into Netherlands tax rulings granted to the Company in January 2019.January 2019
- Several EU member states adopted domestic legislation implementing a global corporate minimum tax rate of 15% effective for the Company in fiscal 2025.fiscal 2025
- OECD introduced a 'side-by-side' framework under Pillar Two in January 2026, largely exempting U.S. headquartered companies.January 2026
- The company is subject to multiple securities class action and shareholder derivative lawsuits relating to a drop in its stock price.
- NIKE experienced cyberattacks including phishing and unauthorized access attempts, though to date none had a material impact.
- The Philip H. Knight Campus is located in a seismic zone with higher earthquake risk.
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