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Peloton Interactive's recent financial results suggest the company will survive despite a 95% decline in stock value from its all-time high. Revenue declined for the fourth straight year to $2.5 billion in fiscal 2025, with equipment sales plummeting to $817 million. However, subscription revenue doubled to over $1.6 billion. Management's changes and the shift to third-party retailers have helped slow the decline. While the connected fitness subscriber base is shrinking, Peloton's focus on subscription revenue and potential strategic partnerships could help the company rebound.
Peloton Interactive (NASDAQ: PTON) reported its fourth-quarter earnings, showcasing resilience despite a 95% decline in stock value from its all-time high. The company's revenue declined for the fourth straight year, reaching $2.5 billion in fiscal 2025, with equipment sales plummeting to $817 million. However, subscription revenue doubled to over $1.6 billion [2]. Management's strategic changes and the shift to third-party retailers have helped slow the revenue decline.
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