Athletic footwear currency-neutral revenue growth measures product-line revenue growth after removing foreign-currency translation effects under the issuer's methodology.
NIKE reported a 2% currency-neutral decline in NIKE Brand footwear revenue in fiscal 2026. Reported footwear revenue was $29.5B in both fiscal 2026 and fiscal 2025.
Unit volume and ASP both declined
Footwear unit sales decreased 1%, while lower ASP per pair reduced revenue by approximately another 1 percentage point.
The currency-neutral decline therefore combines physical volume with price and mix.
Flat reported revenue can mask underlying weakness
Foreign currency can cause reported and currency-neutral growth to differ even when the underlying product economics are unchanged.
Use the measure with athletic footwear unit sales growth and footwear ASP revenue contribution.
Primary source: NIKE fiscal 2026 Form 10-K.
Part of the Athletic Footwear, Apparel & Channel Economics
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