Spotify (SPOT) will report its fiscal first quarter earnings on Tuesday before the bell. Like fellow streaming giant Netflix, Wall Street expects the music platform to act as a defensive play amid ...

Spotify gained a better-than-expected 5 million paid subscribers for Q1 2025 but its CEO said macroeconomic headwinds could bring near-term 'noise.' ...

Spotify shares tumbled in premarket trading Tuesday after the Swedish audio streaming giant posted first-quarter profit that ...

Spotify has increased its subscriber count by 12 per cent year on year to 268 million. This growth comes amid increasing ...

For the second quarter, Spotify expects to hit 689 million monthly active users, adding 11 million users in the quarter, and 273 million paid subscribers, with the addition of 5 million in the quarter ...

“The underlying data at the moment is very healthy: engagement remains high, retention is strong, and thanks to our freemium model ... of the key results: Revenue: Spotify reported €4.20 ...

Spotify’s business model is freemium ... on factors like user activity during the outage and Spotify’s specific revenue from subscriptions and ads, which aren’t fully detailed in public ...

"It is our view that SPOT's subscription model should be more defensive ... Advertising currently makes up about 12% of Spotify's total revenue. In the first quarter, more than 10,000 advertisers ...

"The underlying data at the moment is very healthy: engagement remains high, retention is strong, and thanks to our freemium model (of ... account for most of Spotify's revenue, grew to 268 ...

Analysts have warned that in the quarters ahead Spotify’s advertising revenue growth is likely to ... and thanks to our freemium model, people have the flexibility to stay with us even when ...

and thanks to our freemium model, people have the flexibility to stay with us even when things feel more uncertain,” Spotify CEO Daniel Ek said in the earnings release. “So yes, the short term ...