StubHub raises FY2026 GMS outlook to $10.1B-$10.3B while maintaining adjusted EBITDA of $400M-$420M (NYSE:STUB)

StubHub (STUB) Q2 2026 earnings call: World Cup-driven GMS up 34%, margin expansion, raised FY guidance, plus risks on demand/fulfillment—read now.

StubHub raises FY2026 GMS outlook to $10.1B-$10.3B while maintaining adjusted EBITDA of $400M-$420M (NYSE:STUB) | Seeking Alpha

Earnings Call Insights: StubHub Holdings, Inc. (STUB) Q2 2026

Management View

"We delivered a strong second quarter with GMS of $3.1 billion, up 34% year-over-year, and adjusted EBITDA nearly doubling to approximately $106 million," said "Founder, CEO, & Chairman Eric Baker," adding that "Adjusted EBITDA margin expanded to 18%."

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Quick Insights

How did the World Cup impact StubHub's Q2 financial results?

The World Cup drove significant growth in GMS, with $3.1 billion up 34% year-over-year, and nearly doubled adjusted EBITDA, but also led to increased investments in customer support and fulfillment.

What is StubHub's management guidance for second-half demand and margins after the World Cup?

Management raised full-year GMS guidance but remains cautious about post-World Cup demand, anticipating margin expansion in the second half as event-driven costs normalize but emphasizes monitoring consumer spending patterns.

What are the main risks highlighted by StubHub management in the current period?

StubHub identified risks including post-World Cup demand variability, order fulfillment issues, and evolving regulatory scrutiny affecting operations, especially in concert resale.

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