Shares plunged to $32.80 in after-hours trading, the lowest level since September 2013, and are now about 80% below the record peak. Performance was dragged down by a 22% collapse in Greater China revenue and a 13% drop in digital sales, while the Jordan brand saw revenue growth decline by mid-teens. CEO Elliott Hill attributed the struggle to a 'lack of energy in the lifestyle space,' though he noted the release of the Caitlin 1 as the largest signature shoe launch in company history.
