Peloton's Q2 FY2023 results show significant outperformance in key areas, including Connected Fitness subscriptions, hardware revenue, subscription revenue, and free cash flow. The company has focused on restructuring, cost reduction, and new product launches. They are aiming for free cash flow breakeven by year-end FY23.
Significantly outperformed expectations for Connected Fitness subs, CFU orders, CFU deliveries, hardware revenue, subscription revenue, and Total Revenue.
Generated more revenue from subscriptions than from hardware sales for the third consecutive quarter, improving gross margins.
Improved free cash flow to $(94) million, with positive free cash flow of approximately $8 million when excluding supplier settlement costs.
Launched new products and initiatives, including Peloton Row, Guide, Fitness as a Service (FaaS), and partnerships with Amazon and Dick’s Sporting Goods.
Peloton anticipates lower Connected Fitness unit sales due to the end of the holiday season. They expect macroeconomic uncertainty to continue impacting consumer spending and believe demand for Connected Fitness hardware will remain challenged.
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