GoPro (GPRO) Morgan Stanley Technology, Media & Telecom Conference summary
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Morgan Stanley Technology, Media & Telecom Conference summary
9 Jul, 2026Strategic transformation and growth outlook
Focus on a lower-cost operating model to drive profitability and leverage new product launches in 2025 and 2026.
Targeting expansion from a $1.5B to a $7B total addressable market by mid-2027 through adjacent categories and embedded camera opportunities.
Platform-based approach and joint development with manufacturing partners to enable sustainable cost reductions.
Retail presence rebuilt to 25,500 stores globally, aiming for 30,000 over time, supporting broader product launches.
Commitment to maintaining a lean operating model for ongoing efficiency and growth.
Product innovation and market expansion
Recent launches include HERO13 Black, a cost-effective HERO, and a refreshed MAX 360 camera, with MAX 2 expected later this year.
MAX 2 aims to reset the bar in the growing 360 camera market, with strong retailer anticipation.
Expansion into adjacent markets, such as tech-enabled motorcycle helmets, leverages brand strength and embedded camera technology.
Product roadmap focuses on leveraging existing platforms for new categories, driving TAM growth.
Software and subscription enhancements drive engagement and retention, with over 12 million hours of customer content in the cloud.
Financial discipline and operational efficiency
OPEX to be reduced by about $100M year-over-year, mainly from sales, marketing, and G&A, while maintaining R&D investment.
Channel and internal inventory reductions are underway to prepare for new product cycles and improve efficiency.
Supply chain diversification has nearly eliminated tariff expenses, supporting margin improvement.
Gross margin expected to rise from 34% in 2024 to 35% in 2025, driven by cost reductions and higher-margin subscription revenue.
Capital structure strengthened by reducing debt to $90M, with plans to pay off remaining convertibles and maintain $50M cash by year-end.
Latest events from GoPro
- Q3 2025 revenue dropped 37% year-over-year, but new launches and cash flow gains support a return to growth.GPRO
Q3 20259 Jul 2026 - Q2 revenue beat guidance but fell 23% YoY; losses widened, subscriptions grew, new launches ahead.GPRO
Q2 20248 Jul 2026 - 2025 revenue dropped 19% to $652M, with 2.36M subscribers and 33.8% gross margin.GPRO
Q4 202512 Jun 2026 - All proposals passed, including director elections and equity plan amendment, with risks noted.GPRO
AGM 20262 Jun 2026 - Resale of up to 120M shares from convertible debentures amid financial and governance risks.GPRO
Registration filing1 Jun 2026 - Revenue fell 26% and margins plunged as new high-end cameras launched and strategic review began.GPRO
Q1 202624 May 2026 - Proxy seeks approval for director elections, equity plan amendment, and convertible debenture share issuance.GPRO
Proxy filing21 Apr 2026 - Key votes include director elections, auditor ratification, and major equity plan amendments.GPRO
Proxy filing21 Apr 2026 - 2026 meeting covers director elections, equity plan, debenture shares, and strong governance.GPRO
Proxy filing10 Apr 2026