DHI SIGNAL · FILING RESEARCH

NKE Free cash flow

Free cash flow at Nike, Inc. fell to $2.2B in fiscal 2026, the lowest in the 5 years reported, from $3.3B in 2025.

Not a GAAP measure. Derived here as operating cash flow less capital expenditure, both as filed; the arithmetic is shown in the table.

SOURCE: us-gaap:NetCashProvidedByUsedInOperatingActivities + us-gaap:PaymentsToAcquirePropertyPlantAndEquipment · EDGAR CompanyFacts · CIK 320187 · EDGAR ↗ · FY2022–FY2026 · ANNUAL

FY2026$2.2B
FY2025 $3.3B
HIGH$6.6B FY2024
LOW$2.2B FY2026

History AS FILED · DERIVATION SHOWN WHERE DERIVED

Fiscal yearOperating cash flowCapital expenditureFree cash flow
FY2026$2.9B−$684M$2.2B
FY2025$3.7B−$430M$3.3B
FY2024$7.4B−$812M$6.6B
FY2023$5.8B−$969M$4.9B
FY2022$5.2B−$758M$4.4B

Cross-checks touching this measure FROM THE FILING REVIEW

◐ WATCHCapital returned vs free cash flow

Capital returned exceeded free cash flow (1.17×). Carried as watch; the red condition is 1.2× in two of three years.

FY2026 10-K · FULL RECONCILIATION →

◐ WATCHStock compensation in cash flow

Share-based compensation is 24.9% of operating cash flow — carried as watch (15% threshold).

FY2026 10-K · FULL RECONCILIATION →

✓ CLEANCash conversion stability

OCF ÷ NI ran 0.92× · 1.15× · 1.30× across three years — swing 0.38×, inside the 1.00× threshold.

FY2026 10-K · FULL RECONCILIATION →

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