Several large-scale investment institutes have been recently making major moves with regards to NIKE, Inc. (NYSE:NKE) shares. Institutions like Jensen Investment Management Inc. and Deutsche Bank AG have significantly reduced their stakes, selling 1,087,001 and 1,438,498 of their shares respectively. Meanwhile, Everett Harris & Co. CA, NS Partners Ltd and others are boosting their positions in NIKE. Notably, Charles Schwab Investment Management Inc. acquired 301,497 shares and the Vanguard Group purchased an undisclosed number. Despite these mixed actions, institutional owners currently hold around 68% of the company.
The stock is viewed by many as trending, sparking widespread inquiries about the right time to buy. NIKE declared a quarterly dividend of US$0.40 for payment in October 2025, which will likely play a role in investor decisions. The company has commenced a process of layoffs as part of a larger restructuring effort, also factoring into market reactions. Despite some losses, NIKE stock has also experienced rallies and some analysts have projected a potential 60% soar in the future. Strong fundamentals might suggest any weakness is only temporary, but the company still faces hurdles such as clean up of its inventory and the effects of tariffs.
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