WW (WW) Misses Q1 EPS by 2c
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WW (NASDAQ: WW) reported Q1 EPS of ($0.26), $0.02 worse than the analyst estimate of ($0.24). Revenue for the quarter came in at $332 million versus the consensus estimate of $332.65 million.
“WW had a strong start to the year, ending Q1 with 5.0 million subscribers, record Digital subscribers, and member retention remaining at an all-time high of over 10 months,” said Mindy Grossman, the Company’s President and CEO. “Today, we are the world’s leading weight loss and wellness digital subscription platform with multiple membership verticals and diverse revenue streams, creating a healthier, more profitable and more sustainable business model. Our continued digital transformation to a personalized, technology experience company was clearly evident in our first quarter results with our high-margin Digital membership growth driving performance and positioning us for subscriber, revenue and profit growth over the balance of 2021.”
Amy O’Keefe, the Company’s CFO, said, “Our first quarter performance was ahead of our expectations, with margin expansion driven by Digital growth and continued cost management in our Workshops business. In addition, our recent refinancing has further strengthened our balance sheet and significantly lowered our interest rates. As the world reopens, we will continue to take decisive actions to capitalize on consumer trends, flex our cost structure to meet demand, and position WW for accelerated momentum.”
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