Overview
- Peloton posted Q3 revenue of $624 million, down 13% year-over-year, with equipment sales plunging 27% to $206 million.
- The company reported a loss per share of 12 cents, exceeding analysts' expectations of a 6-cent loss.
- Peloton raised its full-year 2025 revenue forecast to $2.46–$2.47 billion, reflecting a $7.5 million increase at the midpoint.
- CEO Peter Stern, in his first earnings call, emphasized the shift to a subscription-based model and the integration of AI tools like Google Gemini to enhance customer experience and operations.
- The company highlighted a $5 million tariff-related headwind for Q4 but downplayed its impact, citing its focus on subscription growth over hardware sales.