After-hours, the stock is hovering just above $17, down 24% after Snap's revenue and daily active user growth missed Wall Street expectations.
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The company priced its stock at $17 when it went public on March 2. It opened trading at $24 after the IPO and has held fairly steady since. It closed regular trading on Wednesday at $22.98.
However, the stock plunged after the company's earnings, dropping down to near its original IPO price. Investors soured on the stock after Snap Inc (NYSE:SNAP). missed Wall Street expectations for its first quarterly earnings as a public company. Its Snapchat app reported that user growth slowed to its lowest pace in years.
Here are the key numbers from Snap's Q1 earnings:
- EPS (adjusted): Net loss of $0.20 vs. $0.16.
- Revenue: $149.6 million vs. $159 million expected, up 286% from $39 million in the year-ago period.
- Daily active users: 166 million, an increase of 36% from 122 million in the year-ago period.
- Net loss: $2.2 billion.
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