Spotify Technology S.A. provides audio streaming subscription services worldwide. It operates through two segments, Premium and Ad-Supported. The Premium segment offers subscribers unlimited online and offline streaming access to an extensive catalog of music and podcasts, without commercial breaks, to its subscribers, as well as limited access to audiobooks. The Ad-Supported segment provides on-demand online access to its catalog of music and unlimited online access to the catalog of podcasts to its users on their computers, tablets, and compatible mobile devices. The company also offers sales, distribution and marketing, contract research and development, and customer and other support services. Spotify was incorporated in 2006 and has its headquarters in Stockholm, Sweden.
In our view, the day served well in resolving several of the strategic debates that have weighed on the stock through 2025 and early 2026, while validating our long-term investment thesis.
Q2 guidance was mixed. While gross margin and user metrics (MAU) came in slightly above our expectations, EBIT guidance of 630 MEUR was some 10% below our estimate.
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Spotify reports Q3 earnings on Tuesday, November 4, before the market opens. We expect Q3 revenue to be in line with guidance, driven by robust MAU/subs growth, but FX headwinds to weigh on ARPU.
Spotify announced today that founder and CEO Daniel Ek will transition to the role of Executive Chairman as of January 1, 2026, while Gustav Söderström, Co-President and Chief Product & Technology Officer, and Alex Norström, Co-President and Chief Business Officer, will assume the roles of co-CEOs.
Spotify’s Q2 print missed our top- and bottom-line estimates. Still, subscriber growth outperformed once again, driven by broad-based strength across all markets
Spotify’s Q2 print missed our top- and bottom-line estimates. Still, subscriber growth outperformed once again, driven by broad-based strength across all markets
Spotify reports Q2 earnings on Tuesday, July 29, before the market opens. We expect the business to continue to show resilience amid continued macroeconomic and geopolitical uncertainty
Spotify’s Q1 print was broadly in line with our expectations, though net subscriber additions surprised positively. However, guidance for Q2’25 came in somewhat below both our and Street’s estimates, particularly on MAUs, revenue, and operating income.
Spotify’s Q1 print was broadly in line with our expectations. However, the Q2’25 guidance came in a bit shy of both our and Street’s estimates, particularly on MAUs, revenue, and operating income.
Spotify will report Q1 earnings on Tuesday, April 29, before the market opens. The company enters earnings season with strong momentum and a macro environment that, while uncertain, likely has minimal impact on its core business.
Spotify reported an overall very strong, better-than-expected Q4 report. The report had many bright spots, including a notable beat in MAUs and subscribers.
Spotify reported an overall very strong, better-than-expected Q4 print. The report had many bright spots, most notably an impressive MAU and subscriber beat.
Spotify is set to release its Q4 earnings report on Tuesday, February 4, before the market opens. We believe key areas of focus in the report include gross margin, MAU/subscriber growth, monetization, and Q1’25 guidance.
