RBLX stock plummets 20% after Roblox misses target for daily active users
Briefly

Roblox's shares fell by 20% following disappointing Q4 results showing bookings of $1.36 billion, slightly below analyst expectations, and a decline in daily active users to 85.3 million. While revenue rose 32% year-over-year, the company reported a significant net loss of $221.1 million for the quarter. Future projections indicate bookings for the coming year may not meet market expectations. Despite these challenges, Roblox's CEO outlined plans for platform enhancements and strong initiatives to stimulate growth, particularly emphasizing the importance of AI and virtual economy investments.
Roblox's disappointing Q4 results, with bookings of $1.36 billion and daily active users declining to 85.3 million, have raised concerns about slowing growth.
Despite a strong year-end revenue growth of 32%, Roblox's modest Q4 projections fell short of analyst expectations, causing a significant drop in stock value.
CEO David Baszucki emphasized Roblox's commitment to enhancing its platform and aimed to capture 10% of the global gaming content market.
Roblox forecasts a full year net loss of $940.6 million while detailing plans to improve its platform and drive user engagement.
Read at Fast Company
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