Why Is NextTrip (NTRP) Stock Falling After Hours?

NextTrip Inc (NASDAQ:NTRP) shares fell 13.17% to $1.45 in after-hours trading Thursday.

NextTrip is a technology-forward travel and media company that operates the JOURNY TV channel and the NextTrip Pro platform for travel agencies and advisors.

Quarterly Results

According to a press release published Thursday, the company reported preliminary results for its fiscal second quarter and six months ended Aug. 31, 2026.

Second-quarter revenue was $546,687, compared with $757,648 in the prior-year quarter. Six-month revenue was $1,998,422, compared with $896,475 a year earlier. The company said deferred revenue was approximately $1.2 million at quarter-end.

The company said it concentrated on enhancing NextTrip Pro and consolidating JOURNY TV and GoUSA TV during the quarter. NextTrip CEO Bill Kerby said, "Second-quarter revenue was below our expectations as we made a conscious decision to take the time needed to build a stronger foundation for future growth."

The company also reported more than 307 million JOURNY TV viewing minutes for January through August 2026. It said it expects to begin the initial commercial rollout of NextTrip Pro during the third quarter.

Full results, including net loss and cash information, will be in the company’s Form 10-Q, the release said.

Trading Metrics

NextTrip has a market capitalization of approximately $25.19 million.

Over the past year, NextTrip shares have fallen 41.20%.

The stock has traded between a 52-week high of $5.20 and a low of $0.90.

Price Action: In the regular session, NextTrip shares fell 2.34% to close at $1.67 on Thursday.

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