StubHub 'A'

The StubHub share price fell about 11.2% intraday after Q2 results that, despite record revenue of $573.1 million and record gross merchandise value of $3.1 billion, showed adjusted earnings per share of virtually zero, missing the $0.24 consensus by a wide margin. Sharply higher costs, including nearly doubled administrative expenses, as well as concerns about regulatory price caps and intense competition weighed on the outlook. BofA downgraded to underperform and cut its price target to $7.50; several other firms also trimmed targets, sending the stock down to $7.18 and closer to its 52-week low. » More on de.investing.com

StubHub reported adjusted EPS of about $0.00 for Q2/2026, missing the $0.24 consensus, after which the stock fell 18.5% premarket to $6.96. Despite record revenue of $573.1 million (+33%) and gross merchandise volume of $3.1 billion (+34%), BofA cut its rating to "Underperform" and its price target to $7.50, citing a weaker outlook and regulatory uncertainties; the stock is approaching its 52-week low of $5.74. » More on de.investing.com

StubHub reported Q2 2026 revenue growth of 33% to $573m and nearly doubled adjusted EBITDA to about $106m; GMS rose 34% to $3.1bn thanks to the World Cup. The company raised its full-year GMS guidance to $10.1–10.3bn, left the adjusted EBITDA range at $400–420m, and expects margin improvements in H2. Investors reacted negatively to the cautious second-half outlook and temporary World Cup costs, sending the stock sharply lower in after-hours trading. » More on de.investing.com