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Airbnb
🇺🇸 NASDAQ:ABNB
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Dec 31, 2024

Airbnb Q4 2024 Earnings Report

Airbnb reported strong Q4 results with 12% revenue growth and improved net income margin.

Key Takeaways

Airbnb posted a solid Q4 2024 with revenue of $2.48 billion, up 12% year-over-year, driven by strong demand and increased nights booked. Net income reached $461 million with a 19% margin. Gross booking value grew 13% to $17.6 billion, reflecting higher travel activity. The company continues to focus on expanding global markets and optimizing its platform.

Revenue increased by 12% year-over-year to $2.48 billion.

Net income improved to $461 million, with a 19% margin.

Gross booking value grew 13% to $17.6 billion.

Nights and experiences booked increased 12% across all regions.

Total Revenue
$2.48B
Previous year: $2.22B
+11.8%
EPS
$0.73
Previous year: $0.76
-3.9%
Average Daily Rate
$158
Previous year: $157
+0.8%
Nights & Experiences Booked
111M
Previous year: 98.8M
+12.3%
Gross Booking Value
$17.6B
Previous year: $15.5B
+13.5%
Cash and Equivalents
$10.6B
Previous year: $10.1B
+5.4%
Free Cash Flow
$458M
Previous year: $93M
+392.5%

Airbnb Revenue

Airbnb EPS

Airbnb Revenue by Geographic Location

Forward Guidance

Airbnb expects Q1 2025 revenue between $2.23B and $2.27B, representing 4% to 6% YoY growth, with challenges from foreign exchange headwinds and calendar shifts.

Positive Outlook

  • Continued strong demand for travel and experiences.
  • Growth in international markets, particularly in APAC and Latin America.
  • Improved monetization efforts, including new service fees and travel insurance.
  • Expanding platform capabilities with new tech and product enhancements.
  • Strong free cash flow and disciplined cost management.

Challenges Ahead

  • FX headwinds expected to impact revenue growth.
  • Q1 2025 faces an unfavorable calendar comparison due to Easter timing and Leap Day in Q1 2024.
  • Adjusted EBITDA margin expected to decline slightly due to higher investment in new business areas.
  • Increasing competition in key markets may pressure pricing and margins.
  • Stock-based compensation expense continues to rise, impacting profitability.