Peloton Interactive (PTON) is kicking off its 2025 holiday sales event with discounts on its Bikes, Treads, and Rows, tying the promotion directly to a broader AI driven turnaround under new CEO Peter Stern.
See our latest analysis for Peloton Interactive.
Despite the fresh AI features and holiday push, sentiment has been weak, with a year to date share price return of minus 29 percent and a one year total shareholder return of about minus 41 percent, suggesting momentum is still fading.
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With shares down sharply over one, three, and five years but still trading at a premium on forward earnings, has Peloton finally become a mispriced turnaround story, or is the market already discounting all realistic growth ahead?
With Peloton Interactive’s fair value pegged around 10.43 dollars versus a 6.25 dollars last close, the most followed narrative sees clear upside from here.
The long term proliferation of connected devices and IoT, coupled with increased remote/hybrid work, creates continued tailwinds for at home and digitally connected fitness solutions, enhancing Peloton's total addressable market and supporting a return to sustainable revenue and earnings growth if the company executes effectively.
Curious how modest top line expectations can still justify a punchy future profit multiple and premium fair value? The real twist lies in the margin and earnings ramp baked into this storyline, and the bold assumption about what investors will pay for Peloton’s profits a few years from now.
Result: Fair Value of $10.43 (UNDERVALUED)
Have a read of the narrative in full and understand what's behind the forecasts.
However, sustained hardware and subscription declines, alongside intensifying low cost and big tech competition, could quickly undermine the assumed margin recovery and premium valuation.
Find out about the key risks to this Peloton Interactive narrative.
Peloton might screen cheap against our 10.43 dollars fair value estimate, but its 1.1 times price to sales ratio is still higher than both the US Leisure sector at 0.9 times and our fair ratio of 1 times. This hints that the market may be baking in more recovery than the story has earned so far, or just starting to re rate from depressed levels.
See what the numbers say about this price — find out in our valuation breakdown.
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