Throughout the pandemic, Nike has moved opposite many big clothing retailers. Increasing demand for fitness apparel due to a shift in consumer trends meant that Nike boomed not only in company performance, but stock prices as well – heights from which Nike is now slowly slipping.Still, in light of the pandemic, Nike reported decent numbers over the past 12 months. To start, their revenue grew by almost 3% in the last year and 5.8% in the last three, from $36.4 billion to over $37.4 billion.
At the same time, operating income increased by 16.8% to $32.67 billion, while ROE stayed steady at 25.4%. Currently, the company is trading with a forward 12-month P/E of 24.14. Operating income grew similarly at 6.7% this year, with a 51% increase in the last three seeing numbers rise from nearly $2 billion to $2.83 billion. At the same time, the company’s ROE has shrunk only slightly, down from 17.7% to 15.8%. Currently, Activision boasts a forward 12-month P/E of 24.38.
At the same time, Morgan Stanley’s operating income has soared 55% in the last three years, from $13.7 billion to $17.9 billion. ROE has also crept up from 11% to 12%. Intel is one of the great chipmakers of the world – but years of manufacturing issues have long dogged their performance, with no end in sight. As the age of chipmakers making their own chips fades into the distance, companies like AMD have pulled ahead as they outsource to overseas production foundries.
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