24.04.2026 09:00
Nike announced plans to restructure its global operations, reducing its workforce by approximately 1,400 people. An internal memo stated that this step was taken to enhance competitiveness and ensure long-term profitable growth.
Sportswear giant Nike is making significant changes to its global operations. The company is preparing to part ways with approximately 1,400 employees as part of a restructuring.
ANNOUNCED VIA INTERNAL NOTE
In a note sent to employees by Nike's Senior Vice President of Operations, Venkatesh Alagirisamy, details of the upcoming changes were shared. The note stated that the company would transition to a new model aimed at strengthening its foundations, increasing competitiveness, and ensuring long-term profitable growth.
TEAM STRUCTURES AND LOCATIONS WILL CHANGE
The statement indicated that this transformation process would lead to changes in team structures, work locations, and employee numbers. It was emphasized that a more efficient system is targeted in the company's operational structure.
TECHNOLOGY TEAMS WILL BE MOST AFFECTED
It was noted that the majority of the planned reduction of approximately 1,400 employees in the workforce will involve technology staff. The decision was stated to be part of the company's process of reshaping its digital and operational strategies.