Peloton IPO
Fast-growing fitness company Peloton achieved a $7.7 billion IPO valuation when it listed on the stock market. Here, we explore the listing and the outlook for the business. Find out how you can trade in Peloton with IG Bank.
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Peloton IPO
Fast-growing fitness company Peloton achieved a $7.7 billion IPO valuation when it listed on the stock market. Here, we explore the listing and the outlook for the business. Find out how you can trade in Peloton with IG Bank.
Call +41 (0) 58 810 77 42 to talk about opening a trading account. We’re here from Monday to Friday from 9am to 6pm.
Contact us: +41 (0) 58 810 77 42
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When did Peloton list?
Peloton listed on the Nasdaq 100 (US Tech 100 with IG Bank) on 26 September 2019, under the ticker PTON.
What is Peloton valued at?
Peloton opened with a valuation of $7.7 billion, which was lower than the expected valuation of $8.2 billion. Shares floated at $27 a share, but were down 11.2% by the end of the trading day.
Why did Peloton list on the stock market?
It is not known exactly why Peloton listed on the stock market, but it could be that the company wanted to raise capital for the business and increase customer loyalty. The IPO is hot on the heels of other tech startup IPOs such as Uber , Lyft and Pinterest .
Who are Peloton's investors?
Peloton’s investors include Tiger Global, True Ventures, Wellington Management, Fidelity, NBCUniversal, Kleiner Perkins and Balyasny. Its last funding round was conducted in August 2018, when it raised $550 million to fuel the development and launch of a new product, international expansion and marketing. Peloton has raised just under $1 billion since it was founded.
What is the outlook for Peloton?
The outlook for Peloton is positive when you consider the growth of the company. It is expanding its offering in New York and London and will also be moving into Germany by the end of 2019.
However, there are also other factors to consider regarding the future of the business. For example, losses are increasing year on year. In 2017, Peloton reported losses of $71.1 million, which increased to $195.6 million in 2019.
How has Peloton been performing?
Peloton has been performing well, with more than 1.4 million members and a retention rate of 95% since its launch. In its 2019 financial year, Peloton reported $915 million in revenue. Equipment sales and subscriptions secure this income. Active subscribers showed a significant increase from 107,708 in 2017 to 511,2020 in 2019 – which represents more than 370% growth.
Who are Peloton's competitors?
Peloton’s competitors include SoulCycle, Life Fitness and Amer Sports ($4.7 billion). SoulCycle started its initial public offering process in July 2015, aiming for a valuation of $900 million, but decided to pause the IPO in 2016 due to unfavourable market conditions. Though Life Fitness does not offer shares to the public, it is performing well in terms of revenue production – reporting more than $1 billion in 2017.
Peloton’s rivals operate on different business models, but they are still considered competitors in the fitness equipment and service industry.
Peloton's management team
There are 46 members on Peloton’s management team. The key players are:
| John Foley | Co-founder and chief executive officer |
| William Lynch | President |
| Jill Woodworth | Chief financial officer |
| Tom Cortese | Co-founder and chief operations officer |
| Hisao Kushi | Co-founder and chief legal officer |
| Kevin Cornils | Co-founder, chief technology officer and chief innovation officer |
| Yony Feng | Senior VP Culture |
| Mariana Garavaglia | Chief people officer |
| Tim Shannehan | Chief revenue officer |
| Jennifer Cotter | Chief people officer |
| John Adee | Chief supply chain officer |
What is Peloton's business model?
Peloton, founded in 2012, makes fitness equipment for home use, and supplies training sessions over the web. Users can buy a Peloton bike or treadmill and participate in live classes over the internet. There are also pre-recorded classes that can be downloaded on demand. Peloton makes money through equipment sales and its subscription model, where it charges users a monthly fee to access fitness classes. There are also physical Peloton locations, where users can get the Peloton experience in a studio environment.
How do IPOs work?
IPOs happen when a company decides to sell its shares to the public. IPO is short for ‘initial public offering’. When a company decides to do this, it will decide how many shares it wants to sell and then a valuation is conducted by an investment bank. Then, an initial share price is released, and the public can start buying and trading shares.
You can learn more about IPOs in this video.
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Could I make a profit from the Peloton IPO?
You could make a profit from the Peloton IPO if you trade Peloton shares. If you trade using CFDs, you can profit from upward or downward price movements.
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