Em Outubro passado escrevi aqui "Again: O contrário de uma estratégia é outra estratégia." sobre a situação da Nike.
Agora no WSJ de 20.12 em "Nike Takes Big Risk With Holiday Discounts" leio:
"During one of the busiest shopping weekends of the year, Nike was the only brand to have a 30% discount on most of its footwear at Macy's famous Herald Square location in New York City.
Nike is in a race for cash. Chief Executive Officer Elliott Hill said after he took over in October that his priority was clearing out the company's inventory. The company is slashing prices on its website so aggressively that it is not only risking its own holiday sales but also weighing on its retail partners.
The sneaker giant Thursday reported its third consecutive quarterly sales decline—a 9% drop in currency-neutral revenue from a year earlier. Its profit fell 10% in the quarter ended Nov. 30 from the year earlier period.
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"It impacts perception of the product by the consumer, it impacts negatively the brand," JD Sports CEO Régis Schultz said in November about Nike's discounts."
Um equilíbrio difícil, conciliar o aumento do cash flow com o evitar da deterioração da percepção da marca, e com o restabelecimento de relações com os donos das prateleiras.
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