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Peloton Faces Revenue Decline, Yet Boosts Annual Forecast

5/9/2025

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Peloton experienced a 13% revenue decline in Q3, its third consecutive drop, with shares down 4% to $6.70.
Equipment sales fell 27%, while subscription revenue decreased by 4%, with subscriptions making up 91% of gross income.
CEO Peter Stern is enacting cost-cutting measures and appointing a new COO to enhance supply chain management.
Despite these challenges, Peloton increased its annual revenue forecast to $2.46-$2.47 billion, anticipating improved profitability.

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Story summary

Peloton experienced a 13% revenue decline in Q3, its third consecutive drop, with shares down 4% to $6.70.
Equipment sales fell 27%, while subscription revenue decreased by 4%, with subscriptions making up 91% of gross income.
CEO Peter Stern is enacting cost-cutting measures and appointing a new COO to enhance supply chain management.
Despite these challenges, Peloton increased its annual revenue forecast to $2.46-$2.47 billion, anticipating improved profitability.