After announcing another bad quarter and firing its CEO, there might have been some hope that Peloton Interactive Inc.
Peloton doesn't make much money on the sale of its hardware products. If all revenue came from high-margin subscriptions, Peloton's profitability could improve significantly.
Peloton has lost its CEO after a failed turnaround, leaving no strategy other than cost-cutting. Rumors of a private equity buyout have emerged, but with the company burning cash and the balance sheet upside down, a premium to the current stock price looks unlikely.
Peloton announced a new debt offering. The move comes after years of challenges in the business.
Peloton Interactive (PTON) shares plunged Tuesday after the struggling fitness equipment maker and exercise program provider announced what it called a “global refinancing” plan to rework its debt.
Peloton Interactive Inc (NASDAQ:PTON) headed almost 4% lower in pre-market trading on Tuesday after unveiling a debt refinancing plan as it grapples with muted demand. An offer for US$275 million worth of convertible loan notes was announced on Monday, with these set to mature in 2029.
Peloton Interactive Inc (NASDAQ:PTON) headed almost 4% lower in pre-market trading on Tuesday after unveiling a debt refinancing plan as it grapples with muted demand. An offer for US$275 million worth of convertible loan notes was announced on Monday, with these set to mature in 2029.
Unable to regain sales for its exercise equipment, software, and subscription products, and without a chief executive officer, Peloton Interactive Inc.
Unable to regain sales for its exercise equipment, software, and subscription products, and without a chief executive officer, Peloton Interactive Inc.
Peloton has launched a “global refinancing” so it can buy back its debt and extend its loan maturities.
Peloton Interactive said on Monday it will sell $275 million of convertible notes due 2029 as the fitness equipment maker looks to refinance its debt and return to growth after 13 straight quarters of losses.
Ailing Peloton Interactive Inc. said late Monday it will issue convertible bonds as part of a debt swap, sending the fitness company's stock 8% lower in the after-hours session.