Etsy, Inc. (ETSY)

Over the past six months, Etsy's stock price has seen fluctuations, increasing by 5.42%. In the past month, the stock decreased by 28.19%, and over the last 12 months, it has decreased by 0.11%. Recent news impacting ETSY stock include mentions of "Oversold Conditions For Etsy" and a "Notable Two Hundred Day Moving Average Cross" in November 2025. BTIG reiterated a "Buy" recommendation for Etsy in mid-November 2025. The stock closed at $54.16 on November 26, 2025, and $53.98 on November 25, 2025.

Demand for Etsy's products and services exhibits clear seasonality, largely driven by holidays and gift-giving occasions. The period from October to December is typically the busiest season, with Christmas being a major sales driver. Other significant seasonal peaks include Valentine's Day, back-to-school periods, wedding season, and graduation. Seasonality can vary significantly depending on the specific product category.

Etsy, Inc. is an American e-commerce company operating a global online marketplace for handmade or vintage items and craft supplies, connecting independent sellers with buyers seeking unique goods. Etsy operates within the Consumer Discretionary sector and the Broadline Retail industry. Its major product categories include jewelry, bags, clothing, home decor, religious items, furniture, toys, art, music, books, and craft supplies and tools. Beyond its primary platform, Etsy, Inc. also owns Reverb.com and Depop. The company generates revenue through marketplace and seller services.

Etsy's headquarters is located in Brooklyn, New York, at 117 Adams Street, and it maintains other office locations globally. Etsy operates a global marketplace that connects millions of sellers and buyers in nearly every country worldwide, with significant operations in the US, UK, Canada, India, France, Australia, and Germany. As of the third quarter of 2024, 45.0% of its gross merchandise sales came from international transactions.

Etsy maintains a strong brand reputation as a trusted marketplace for authentic, handmade, and vintage goods. In the past year, Etsy has continued to focus on enhancing its platform and supporting its sellers, including efforts to improve the search and discovery experience, integrate AI technologies, and increase trust within the marketplace. The company also launched a purchase protection program in June 2022, which refunds buyers for items that arrive damaged, do not arrive, or do not match the description, contributing to buyer confidence. Historically, the platform has faced criticism regarding the authenticity of some sellers.

Etsy, Inc. is a publicly traded company primarily owned by institutional investors, mutual funds, and individual shareholders. Major institutional owners include BlackRock Inc., Vanguard Group Inc., Renaissance Technologies LLC, Elliott Investment Management L.P., and Goldman Sachs Group Inc. Union Square Ventures 2004 LP is the largest individual Etsy shareholder, while Frederick R. Wilson and James Breyer are also notable insider owners. As of February 2024, CEO Josh Silverman was Etsy's largest individual shareholder among executives.