GoPro (GPRO) Oppenheimer 27th Virtual Annual Technology, Internet & Communications Conference summary
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Oppenheimer 27th Virtual Annual Technology, Internet & Communications Conference summary
2 Feb, 2026Strategic initiatives and product roadmap
Expanded retail presence to over 24,000 doors globally, with plans to reach 27,000-29,000 by end of 2025.
Strong retailer reception and increased sell-through, especially in Europe, offsetting macroeconomic headwinds.
Focus on diversifying product lineup, including upcoming launches of HERO13 Black, a new $199 entry-level HERO, and MAX 2 360 camera in 2025.
Multi-year plan to broaden product portfolio, inspired by Garmin’s specialization and diversification strategy.
Commitment to profitability through OpEx reduction while expanding product offerings.
Market and financial outlook
2024 outlook impacted by delayed product launches, macroeconomic challenges in China, and currency headwinds.
360 camera market expected to grow to 1 million units in 2025; MAX 2 launch anticipated to recoup significant market share.
Margin improvement expected from re-engineered entry-level HERO, moving from near-zero to above-average margins.
Subscription business remains a key profit driver, with over 2.5 million subscribers and $125 million in annual recurring revenue.
Gross margin forecast raised to 35%-36% for the second half of 2024, up from 30%.
Subscription and attach rate trends
Subscription revenue up 8% year-over-year, with strong retention rates and ARPU growth.
Attach rates stabilized at 40%-45% across both retail and direct channels; higher attach rates for premium products.
Premium Plus subscription tier gaining traction, contributing to ARPU growth.
No subscription price increases planned for 2025; focus remains on value and subscriber growth.
Entry-level products see 25% attach rate, while higher-end products drive higher subscription uptake.
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