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264 RANDY HARRIS<br />

outlets in the United States, including 140 Nike factory stores that sell overstock and<br />

closeout merchandise. Nike’s U.S. sales accounted for 43 percent of total company<br />

revenues in fiscal 2008.<br />

Outside the United States, Nike sells to more than 27,000 retail accounts, including<br />

Nike-owned stores and a mix of independent distributors and licensees around the world. The<br />

company has international branch offices and subsidiaries in 52 countries around the world<br />

and operates 336 retail outlets outside the United States. These Nike-owned retail facilities<br />

outside the United States include 184 Nike factory stores, 61 Nike stores, 4 Niketowns,<br />

12 Nike employee-only stores, 74 Cole Haan stores, and 1 Hurley store, as indicated in<br />

Exhibit 3. Nike’s non-U.S. sales accounted for 66 percent of total company revenues in fiscal<br />

2008, up from 62 percent in 2007, as indicated in Exhibit 4. Exhibit 5 reveals Nike’s income<br />

before taxes by region.<br />

Nike has five wholly owned subsidiaries: Cole Haan, Converse, Hurley<br />

International, Nike Golf, and Umbro Ltd. Cole Haan, headquartered in Yarmouth,<br />

Maine, designs and distributes dress and casual footwear under the Cole Haan and<br />

Bragano brand names. Converse, headquartered in Yarmouth, Massachusetts, designs<br />

and distributes athletic and casual footwear under the Converse, Chuck Taylor, and All<br />

Star brand names, among others. Hurley International, based in Costa Mesa, California,<br />

designs and distributes a line of sports apparel for surfing, skating, and snowboarding<br />

under the Hurley trademark. Finally, Umbro Ltd., based in Manchester, England, designs<br />

and distributes athletic and casual footwear, apparel, and equipment for soccer under the<br />

Umbro trademark. Sales from these five subsidiaries was $2.4 billion in fiscal 2008, as<br />

indicated in Exhibit 6.<br />

EXHIBIT 3 Nike’s Retail Outlets Outside the U.S.<br />

International Markets<br />

Non-U.S. Retail Stores Number<br />

Nike factory stores 184<br />

Nike stores 61<br />

Niketowns 4<br />

Nike employee-only stores 12<br />

Cole Haan stores 74<br />

Hurley stores 1<br />

Total 336<br />

Source: Nike’s 2009 Form 10K.<br />

EXHIBIT 4 Nike’s Revenues by Region<br />

FY09 vs. FY08 vs.<br />

Fiscal 2009 Fiscal 2008 FY08 Fiscal 2007 FY07<br />

(in millions)<br />

U.S. Region $ 6,542.9 $ 6,414.5 2% $ 6,131.7 5%<br />

EMEA Region 5,512.2 5,629.2 -2% 4,764.1 18%<br />

Asia Pacific Region 3,322.0 2,887.6 15% 2,295.7 26%<br />

Americas Region 1,284.7 1,164.7 10% 966.7 20%<br />

Total Nike Brand Revenues 16,661.8 16,096.0 4% 14,158.2 14%<br />

Other 2,514.3 2,531.0 -1% 2,167.7 17%<br />

Total Nike, Inc. Revenues $ 19,176.1 $ 18,627.0 3% $ 16,325.9 14%<br />

Source: Nike’s 2009 Form 10K.

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