In a shareholder letter released Thursday, Peloton outlined its ongoing strategy to regain its financial footing. It highlights the implementation of a new one-time “used equipment fee” of $95 USD / $126 CAD.
In one of the biggest daily gains in 2024, Peloton (NASDAQ: PTON) stock added 35% to its value in a single trading session after the company announced surprise quarterly revenue growth for Q4.
Peloton Interactive Inc (NASDAQ:PTON) is to start charging people who buy bikes second-hand so they can use them. Users will have to hand over a US$95 (£72) “activation fee” for access to its fitness platform.
J.P. Morgan analyst Doug Anmuth downgrades shares of Peloton to Neutral from Overweight.
24/7 Wall St. Insights Peloton Interactive Inc. (NASDAQ: PTON) shares surged after its earnings beat.
Some people who buy their Peloton exercise machines second hand will face a "used equipment activation fee," the fitness company announced.
The stock soared during the pandemic but fell heavily in recent years. Peloton (PTON) reported a beat on its fourth-quarter earnings, but also noted headwinds that include its search for a new CEO.
Despite a solid financial footing and promising strategic innovations, Peloton's fourth-quarter results reported Thursday (Aug. 22) expose a troubling reality: a dramatic plunge in subscription numbers.
Shares of Peloton swelled by more than 36% on Thursday, pacing the exercise machine company's largest single-day percentage gain since going public in 2019, after the company reported year-over-year revenue growth for the first time in two years—though Peloton's market cap is still well below an all-time high reached during the pandemic.
Peloton Interactive, which suffered mounting losses when people returned to their old workout habits after the pandemic, reported a slight uptick in sales.
Peloton Interactive (PTON) shares raced more than 35% higher in intraday trading Thursday after the company posted year-over-year quarterly revenue growth for the first time in more than two years.
Earlier this year, Peloton unveiled a broad restructuring plan that included cutting global headcount by 15%, closing more retail outlets and changing its international sale plan.