STUB StubHub Holdings, Inc.

StubHub, Targa Resources, and Equinor recently received analyst upgrades tied to improving fundamentals, EBITDA growth, long-term contracts, and strategic positioning in energy and ticketing markets.

Investing.com -- Moody’s Ratings has upgraded the Corporate Family Rating of StubHub Inc (NYSE:STUB), LLC to B2 from B3, signaling confidence in the live-event ticketing marketplace’s ongoing balance-sheet deleveraging. The rating agency simultaneously raised the company’s Probability of Default Rating and senior secured bank credit facility ratings to B2 while maintaining a stable outlook.

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StubHub Holdings has seen its share price fall sharply over the past year, which puts fresh focus on a basic question for investors. Is the current US$5.92 price tag reasonably anchored in the ticketing platform's sales profile, or has the stock moved out of line with what the business is generating at the top line? The share price is down 67.9% over the past year, which raises the issue of whether the recent slide now better reflects the company's underlying sales power or still leaves a...

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The latest update on StubHub Holdings includes a reset in fair value estimates, with the modeled price target moving from US$13.38 to US$11.29, a fall of roughly 16%. Analysts link this change to a mixed setup, with near term regulatory questions and event cycle headwinds set against an established ticketing platform and ongoing revenue and profitability ambitions. As you read on, you will see how this evolving narrative might shape the way you track StubHub Holdings from here. Stay updated...

StubHub stock gains after Citi upgrades the ticket reseller to Buy, citing strong app downloads and expectations for better-than-expected Ebitda.

Citi turns more constructive as the ticketing marketplace works to rebuild investor confidence following its steep post-IPO selloff.

The insider disposed of 12% of their direct equity stake as the stock price for the world's largest peer-to-peer ticketing marketplace remains near 52-week lows.

Streams retains 1.4 million shares valued at $9.49 million after the disposition. StubHub trades at a $2.3 billion market cap despite trailing losses.

The global ticketing giant reported a significant insider sale.

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Investors are cautious after the company squandered the opportunity presented by the World Cup.

StubHub posted record World Cup-driven demand, but Bank of America sees a much tougher growth setup emerging.

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StubHub Holdings has had a weak run so far in 2026, with the share price down 46.3% year to date, even though basic valuation checks still do not point to an obviously expensive stock. The stock has declined 46.3% year to date, which suggests investors are reassessing how much they are willing to pay for StubHub Holdings after a strong period for live events. Strong recent demand for major events can support revenue expectations. However, concerns about slower growth and rising costs may...

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StubHub Holdings (NYSE:STUB) reports record Q2 2026 revenue and EBITDA, driven by strong live event demand including the World Cup. The company posts a net loss for the quarter as higher costs weigh on results. BofA Securities cuts its rating on StubHub, citing concerns about growth after the World Cup and potential volume pressure. Consider broadening your watchlist to other ticketing and live entertainment stocks that may offer more resilient growth and valuation support through 51 high...

It felt as if the ticket purveyor blew a great opportunity to profit handsomely from a major sporting event.

StubHub (STUB) is likely to see slower growth in the next few quarters as World Cup-driven tailwinds

The ticket reseller's costs climbed 37% in the second quarter, wiping out gains from a 33% revenue surge

StubHub’s post-IPO hangover is deepening. Another unprofitable quarter proved that not even World Cup fever could fix the company’s mounting costs and market share troubles. Shares plunged 15% to $7.28 on Thursday, pacing toward their largest same-day drop since November 2025, according to Dow Jones Market Data.

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Revenue surged but so did expenses as the ticket reseller dealt with customer complaints and refunds.

StubHub posted a substantial increase in second-quarter revenue, thanks in large part to the World Cup.

Shares in StubHub fell 20% in premarket trading after the company wasn’t able to turn a profit in the second quarter despite surging revenue from the World Cup. In results released after markets closed Wednesday, the company reported a loss rather than a profit as analysts had expected as costs climbed.

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Cisco and Coherent both slide despite solid earnings, while StubHub plummets as higher costs offset a World Cup boost.

↗️ Lenovo Group (HK:992): Shares rose 19% in Hong Kong after the company posted record-high revenue driven by AI infrastructure demand. ↘️ StubHub (STUB): Shares in the ticket seller tumbled more than 13% premarket after the company failed to turn a profit in the second quarter because of climbing costs, despite surging revenue from the World Cup.

Stubhub Holdings Inc (STUB) reports a 34% surge in GMS to $3.1 billion and nearly doubles adjusted EBITDA, while navigating World Cup-related challenges and raising full-year guidance.

StubHub (NYSE:STUB) reported second-quarter results marked by strong growth in gross merchandise sales, revenue and adjusted EBITDA, aided by demand for live events and the World Cup. Management also raised its full-year GMS outlook while maintaining its adjusted EBITDA forecast, citing a discipline

StubHub's costs and expenses rose 37% during the quarter, outpacing revenue growth.

Climbing costs offset a surge in business generated by one of the world’s biggest sporting events at StubHub. Shares in the company, which connects buyers with ticket resellers, were recently down 14% in off-hours trading after it reported a loss attributable to common stockholders of around $40,000, or 0 cents a share. Analysts polled by FactSet had projected a profit of 11 cents a share.

The company wasn’t able to turn a profit in the second quarter despite surging revenue from the World Cup as costs climbed.

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Three hours before the U.S. played Paraguay in the World Cup in June, Ricky Zaragoza was standing outside SoFi Stadium in Inglewood, Calif., with his father and no tickets. Four days earlier, Zaragoza had called online ticketing platform StubHub to say his tickets still weren’t in the FIFA app. The company promised replacements by noon the next day.

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The global ticketing platform provider reported a notable insider sale.

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Congress has raised new questions about StubHub's business model, and the answers to those questions may impact more than just StubHub's share price.

W beats Q2 estimates as stronger U.S. demand, market share gains and Perigold growth lift revenues and active customers.

A new law passed in Washington, D.C. imposes price caps on resold event tickets.

Upcoming earnings and recent rating move put StubHub Holdings in focus StubHub Holdings (STUB) has set August 12, 2026, after the market close for its second quarter earnings release, with management hosting a conference call and webcast at 5:00 p.m. ET. This earnings date, along with a recent upgrade to a Zacks Rank #2 rating driven by higher earnings estimates, gives investors fresh information to assess StubHub Holdings stock after a volatile few months. See our latest analysis for StubHub...

StubHub (STUB) has been upgraded to a Zacks Rank #2 (Buy), reflecting growing optimism about the company's earnings prospects. This might drive the stock higher in the near term.

One operates a dominant ticketing platform with recent losses; the other is a profitable specialty retailer trading at a fraction of the valuation.