Peloton Is Rebuilding Its Fitness Empire—One Subscriber at a Time
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- Peloton’s fiscal Q2 2026 (reported February 5, 2026) showed $656.5M revenue (down 3% YoY) and $81M adjusted EBITDA (up 39% YoY).
- Paid Connected Fitness subscriptions were 2.661M (down 7% YoY) and churn rose to 1.9% for the quarter.
- Peloton raised FY2026 adjusted EBITDA guidance to $450M–$500M, but the market still wants subscriber stabilization.
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