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Nike’s Q2 2026 results show a profit win amid slowing sales: revenue dipped 1% year-over-year but still beat forecasts, while earnings per share soared to 72 cents—way above the 12-cent estimate. Operating margins jumped to 12% from just 2.9% a year ago, proving efficiency is winning over volume. Despite a 4% sales decline after adjusting for currency, the company’s cost control is paying off. Long-term, though, revenue has stagnated for five years and declined 5% annually over the past two, casting doubt on future growth. The stock rose modestly after the report, but analysts expect flat revenue and falling EPS in the coming year. It’s a reminder that profitability can thrive even when sales aren’t booming—efficiency is Nike’s new secret weapon.

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