Groupon, Inc. (GRPN)

In the past six months, Groupon's stock has been impacted by several key events. Q2 2025 earnings reported a 1% increase in global revenue and a 12% rise in billings, with the completion of a $244 million financing transaction. Q3 2025 earnings showed global revenue up 7% and billings up 11%, with North America Local revenue increasing by 12% and local billings by 18%. The Q3 2025 EPS of -2.92 led to a 12.65% drop in the stock price, and the stock experienced a 27% decline in the 30 days leading up to mid-November 2025 due to a substantial Q3 net loss.

Groupon's products and services exhibit some demand seasonality. The "Things To Do" vertical demonstrated stronger growth during the summer season in Q3 2025, suggesting increased demand for experiences and activities during warmer months.

Groupon, Inc. operates as an e-commerce marketplace connecting consumers with local merchants, offering discounted goods and services across categories like beauty, dining, and experiences. It also features discounted rates for hotels, airfare, and products such as electronics and apparel. Groupon is categorized within the Consumer Cyclicals sector and the Diversified Retail industry and is headquartered in Chicago, Illinois.

Groupon operates through North America and International segments. Its marketplace is accessible via mobile applications and localized websites in 13 countries, including the United States, Canada, Ukraine, Germany, and the United Kingdom.

Groupon's brand reputation has seen mixed signals in the past year. While the CEO noted positive public sentiment and brand recognition, the company experienced site performance issues in Q3 2025 that negatively impacted customer retention rates, potentially harming brand reputation.

Groupon, Inc. has 298 institutional owners and shareholders, including Pale Fire Capital SE, Continental General Insurance Co, BlackRock, Inc., and Vanguard Group Inc. Pale Fire Capital SE and Pale Fire Capital Sicav A.S. each hold approximately 24.98% of the shares. Dusan Senkypl, the CEO, owns the most shares of Groupon Inc.