StubHub’s Wild Post-IPO Ride: When Wall Street Meets the Eras Tour Hangover
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- StubHub (STUB) tanked post-IPO after its first earnings report, as a $1.3B Q3 2025 loss spooked investors despite solid revenue and ticket volume growth.
- Most of that loss came from a one-time $1.4B stock-based comp charge tied to the September 2025 IPO; the core marketplace is still growing and profitable on an adjusted basis.
- The real overhang is no near-term guidance and tough comps after the 2024 “Eras Tour” boom, leaving investors focused on management credibility and demand durability into 2026.
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