
Nike Dropped from S&P 100 Index After $200 Billion Value Loss
Nike has been removed from the prestigious S&P 100 index after 18 years, following a $200 billion market-cap wipeout as younger consumers lose interest in the brand.
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Nike has been removed from the prestigious S&P 100 index after 18 years, following a $200 billion market-cap wipeout as younger consumers lose interest in the brand.

Shares of SanDisk (SNDK) soared following its inclusion in the S&P 100 index, with hedge fund ownership more than doubling.

Nike was dropped from the S&P 100 index, ending an 18-year tenure, as analysts cited strategic missteps and increased competition. The move reflects broader challenges for the sportswear giant in a shifting retail landscape.
Micron Technology (MU), Lam Research (LRCX), Applied Materials (AMAT), and General Electric (GEV) have been added to the S&P 100 index, reflecting the growing influence of AI-related stocks.

The consumer goods giant is being replaced in the benchmark index by four technology companies, reflecting shifting market capitalizations and sector rotations among US equities.