StubHub’s Rough Encore: What STUB’s Post-IPO Slump Says About Betting on Live Events
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- StubHub (STUB) went public on September 17, 2025 at $23.50 a share and is now trading roughly 50% below its IPO price.
- Q3 2025 showed solid ticket volume but a $1.3 billion net loss, negative free cash flow, no Q4 guidance, and a follow‑on shareholder lawsuit.
- U.S. fee rules and a proposed U.K. ban on resale-for-profit directly target StubHub’s core high‑margin business model.
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