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Property, plant and equipment
Question 1: Which group of tangible assets (property, plant and equipment) has increased the most over the last two years Nike? What is the reason for this change? Looking just at the last year, were any assets revalued or impaired? If impaired or revalued, what is the reason for this? Please support your answer with information from the published report and an article or company announcement if relevant (Include in the appendix).
Provisions, contingent assets and liabilities and leases
Question 2: What provisions does Nike have? Describe them and if possible, the movement or change in them during the year. What is a contingent asset and what is a contingent liability? How does a contingent liability differ from a provision? Does the Nike have any contingent assets and/or liabilities? Explain, showing estimated amounts. Does the company have any leased assets? If so, what are they and what did these assets cost the Nike in the last year?
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