Playboy (PLBY) Registration Filing summary
Event summary combining transcript, slides, and related documents.
Registration Filing summary
16 Dec, 2025Company overview and business model
Operates as a global consumer lifestyle company, monetizing the Playboy brand through licensing, digital subscriptions, and content offerings, including a creator platform and luxury lingerie brand Honey Birdette.
Revenue is generated from three segments: Licensing, Digital Subscriptions and Content, and Direct-to-Consumer, with a recent shift to a capital-light, high-margin model.
Strategic partnerships, such as the long-term License & Management Agreement with Byborg Enterprises S.A., expand digital and licensing operations.
Financial performance and metrics
As of January 31, 2025, 93,736,325 shares of common stock were outstanding, with up to 112,864,687 shares post-offering (assuming full conversion of Series B Convertible Preferred Stock).
The last reported sale price of common stock on Nasdaq was $1.97 per share on January 31, 2025.
Use of proceeds and capital allocation
No proceeds from the resale of shares will go to the company; all proceeds will be received by the selling stockholders.
The company will bear registration and related costs, while selling stockholders cover their own selling expenses.
Latest events from Playboy
- New China licensing deal and Honey Birdette growth drive revenue and balance sheet improvement.PLBY
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Q1 202611 May 2026 - Key votes include director elections, equity plan expansion, and auditor ratification.PLBY
Proxy filing1 May 2026 - 2026 proxy covers director elections, equity plan expansion, auditor change, and executive pay.PLBY
Proxy filing30 Apr 2026 - Q4 2025 saw revenue, margin, and debt improvement, led by licensing and Honey Birdette.PLBY
Q4 202516 Mar 2026 - Revenue fell 29% but net loss narrowed as digital, licensing, and debt efforts advanced.PLBY
Q2 20241 Feb 2026 - Q3 2024 revenue fell 21% to $12.9M, net loss hit $33.8M, and $22.35M was raised from Byborg.PLBY
Q3 202414 Jan 2026 - Asset-light model, strong licensing growth, and digital expansion drive profitability and efficiency.PLBY
37th Annual ROTH Conference6 Jan 2026 - Asset-light model, Byborg deals, and licensing focus drive improved margins and 2025 outlook.PLBY
Q4 202426 Dec 2025