NKE Company Profile
As of the close, Mon 19 Oct 2026
- Market cap?
- $53.5B Shares outstanding times the share price — what the equity alone is valued at. Enterprise value adds net debt, so the two differ by how the company is financed rather than by what it is worth.
- Enterprise value?
- — Market capitalisation plus net debt — what it would cost to buy the whole business, not just its equity. It is the numerator of the EV multiples below, which is why they compare across companies with different amounts of borrowing when a P/E does not.
- P/E?
- 17.2 Share price divided by earnings per share. A high number means the market is paying a lot for each dollar of current profit, usually because it expects more of them; it is a comparison, not a verdict, and it is meaningless for a company that is not profitable.
- EV/EBITDA?
- 11.9 Enterprise value against earnings before interest, tax, depreciation and amortisation. The multiple most often used to compare companies across different capital structures, because both halves ignore how the business is financed.
- Employees?
- — Headcount as most recently filed with the regulator. It is a filing figure, not a live one, and it is blank where the company does not report it — as an ETF does not.
- Latest filing?
- 31-MAY-2026 The date of the most recent regulatory filing behind these figures. Everything above is as of that filing, not as of today, and a company that files quarterly can be three months stale here.
The full record — NKE
8 reported fields of the company's registration, and 7 valuation multiples beside them.
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Registration fields come from public filings and the multiples from our data provider's valuation on the date shown; a field our data does not carry is left out rather than dashed.
How this is computed
This page carries the company's registered record and what the market is currently paying for it. It deliberately does not reproduce our data provider's written description of the business. That copy is theirs, and republishing it on a page anyone can open is redistributing their content rather than deriving from their data — a different question from a price or a ratio, and one our licence does not answer. The fields here are drawn from public registrations instead: the sector and industry classification, the head office and place of incorporation, the SEC central index key, and the date of the most recent filing. 8 of 15 registration fields are reported for this company; the rest are left out rather than filled with a placeholder, because a blank means our data does not carry it and a dash in a list of facts reads like a value. The multiples are arithmetic over figures filed with the regulator, and they describe a valuation on the date shown rather than today. Nothing here is a recommendation.