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ThredUp Q2 revenue $90.8M (+17% YoY), record active buyers 1.77M; guides Q3 rev $87-89M
Revenue $90.8M (+17% YoY), gross margin 79.9%, net loss $5.9M (6.5% of revenue).
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ThredUp stockholders elect directors and ratify Deloitte & Touche as auditor at 2026 annual meeting
James Reinhart, Dan Nova, and Kelly Bodnar Battles elected as Class II directors, each receiving over 260 million votes.
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ThredUp Q1 revenue up 15% to $81.7M, active buyers record 1.71M, raises FY26 guidance
Revenue $81.7M (+15% YoY); gross margin 79.2% vs 79.1% a year ago; net loss $6.5M vs $5.2M.
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ThredUp Q4 revenue $79.7M (+18% YoY); first full-year positive cash flow
Q4 revenue $79.7M (+18% YoY), gross margin 79.6%, loss from cont. ops $5.6M vs $8.1M loss a year ago.
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ThredUp amends credit facility; reduces Term B loan to $10M, extends maturity to 2030, adds new covenants
Term B loan commitment cut from $22.5M to $10M; no amounts drawn under that facility.
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ThredUp appoints Kelly Bodnar Battles to Board as Audit Committee Chair
Appointment effective December 1, 2025; Battles joins as Class II director and will lead the Audit Committee.
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ThredUp Q3 revenue $82.2M (+34% YoY); Adj. EBITDA $3.8M; raises FY outlook
Record quarterly revenue of $82.2M, up 34% YoY; gross margin 79.4%.
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ThredUp Q2 revenue $77.7M record, loss narrows, full-year guidance raised
Revenue $77.7M, up 16.4% YoY; record quarterly revenue driven by 74% new buyer growth.
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ThredUp stockholders elect three Class I directors and ratify Deloitte as auditor at 2025 annual meeting
Re-elected Ian Friedman, Timothy Haley, and Coretha Rushing as Class I directors for terms expiring 2028.
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ThredUp Q1 revenue $71.3M (+10% YoY); raises FY2025 guidance
Record quarterly revenue of $71.3M (+10% YoY); gross margin 79.1% vs 80.1% YoY.
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ThredUp director Jack Lazar to resign from Board effective May 21, 2025
Jack Lazar notified the Board of his resignation, effective at the 2025 Annual Meeting on May 21, 2025.
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ThredUp Q4 rev $67.3M (+9% YoY); record 80.4% gross margin; Adj EBITDA $5.0M
Q4 revenue $67.3M (+9% YoY); gross margin 80.4% (record); loss from continuing ops $8.1M.
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ThredUp beats Q4 guidance with preliminary revenue $66.7-67.2M (vs $58-60M) and 80.2% gross margin
Total U.S. revenue expected $66.7-67.2M, up 9% YoY, beating guidance of $58-60M.
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ThredUp regains Nasdaq and LTSE minimum bid price compliance
Received NYSE Nasdaq and LTSE letters on Dec 4, 2024 confirming compliance.
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ThredUp divests European business Remix for €1, retains 9% stake and €61.6M convertible note
Sold 91% of Remix US Holdings to GM Florin Filote for €1; retains 9% minority stake.
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ThredUp Q3 revenue $73M (-11% YoY); net loss widens to $24.8M; signs EU management buyout term sheet.
Total revenue $73.0M (-11% YoY); U.S. revenue $61.5M (-10% YoY).
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ThredUp receives Nasdaq and LTSE bid price deficiency notices
Nasdaq deficiency letter on Sep 24, 2024; 180 days until Mar 24, 2025 to regain $1.00 minimum bid price.
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ThredUp Q2 revenue $79.8M (-4% YoY); Europe exit; guides FY2024 $298-302M
Q2 revenue $79.8M (down 4% YoY); U.S. flat at $66.7M, Europe down 18% to $13.0M.
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ThredUp appoints Noam Paransky, Tapestry exec, to Board and Audit Committee
Noam Paransky appointed as Class III director, effective June 23, 2024.
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Shareholders approve officer exculpation amendment at ThredUp annual meeting
Approved amendment to certificate of incorporation to exculpate officers for certain fiduciary duty breaches as permitted by Delaware law.
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ThredUp Q1 revenue $79.6M (+5% YoY); guides to positive adjusted EBITDA margin in FY2024
Revenue $79.6M (+5% YoY); gross margin 69.5% vs 67.3% YoY; net loss improved to $16.6M from $19.8M.
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Director Marcie Vu will not stand for reelection at ThredUp's 2024 Annual Meeting
Marcie Vu notified Board on March 19, 2024 of her decision not to stand for reelection as Class III Director.
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ThredUp reports Q4 and FY 2023 results; filing lacks specific figures
Filing references earnings call and investor presentation for Q4 and FY 2023.
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ThredUp Q4 revenue $81.4M (+14% YoY); guides FY2024 to adj EBITDA breakeven on annual basis
Q4 revenue $81.4M (+14% YoY); net loss $14.6M improved from $19.5M loss in prior-year quarter.
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ThredUp amends credit agreement, reduces Term B commitment from $38M to $22.5M
Term B Loan commitment reduced from $38M to $22.5M; no amounts outstanding.
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ThredUp Q3 revenue up 21% to $82M; US business reaches adjusted EBITDA breakeven
Revenue $82.0M (+21% YoY); gross margin 69.0% vs 65.5% a year ago; net loss narrowed to $18.1M from $23.7M.
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ThredUp Q2 revenue $82.7M (+8% YoY); net loss narrows to $18.8M from $28.4M
Revenue $82.7M (+8% YoY); gross margin 67.4% vs 68.9% prior year.
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ThredUp President Anthony Marino resigns effective Dec 31; guidance unchanged
President Anthony Marino resigned July 11, 2023; will remain through Dec 31, 2023 for transition.
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ThredUp stockholders elect directors and ratify Deloitte & Touche at 2023 annual meeting
Jack Lazar, Dan Nova, and James Reinhart elected as Class II directors to serve until 2026.
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ThredUp Q1 revenue $75.9M (+4% YoY); net loss narrows to $19.8M; guides Q2 rev $80-82M
Revenue $75.9M, up 4% YoY from $72.7M; gross margin 67.3% vs 69.1% a year ago.
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ThredUp board changes: Sutter not standing for reelection; Lazar moves to Class II
Paula Sutter will not stand for reelection as Class II Director at the 2023 Annual Meeting; no disagreement cited.
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ThredUp Q4 revenue $71.3M (-2% YoY); net loss $19.5M; guides Q1 rev $71-73M
Q4 revenue $71.3M, down 2% YoY; gross margin 63.1% vs 66.1% prior year.
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ThredUp amends bylaws for universal proxy rules and DGCL updates
Revised adjournment procedures and stockholder list availability to conform to recent DGCL amendments.
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ThredUp Q3 revenue $67.9M (+7% YoY); net loss widens to $23.7M; guides Q4 revenue $62-64M
Revenue $67.9M (+7% YoY); gross margin 65.5% vs 72.8% YoY.
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ThredUp dismisses KPMG, appoints Deloitte; material weaknesses previously reported
Deloitte appointed as new independent auditor effective Sept 4, 2022, replacing KPMG after competitive process.
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ThredUp Q2 revenue up 27% to $76.4M but GAAP net loss widens to $28.4M
GAAP net loss of $28.4M ($0.29 diluted EPS) vs. $14.4M ($0.15) year ago; Adjusted EBITDA loss $13.5M (-17.7% margin).
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ThredUp enters $70M amended credit facility; refinances $32M term loan
Aggregate borrowing ability increased to $70M via Term A ($32M fully drawn) and Term B ($38M undrawn).
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ThredUp stockholders elect three Class I directors and ratify KPMG at 2022 annual meeting
Elected directors Ian Friedman, Timothy Haley, and Coretha Rushing as Class I directors until 2025; each received over 424 million votes for.
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ThredUp Q1 revenue $72.7M (+31% YoY); net loss $20.7M
Revenue $72.7M (+31% YoY); gross profit $50.2M (69.1% margin); net loss $20.7M ($0.21 loss per share).
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Two ThredUp directors not standing for re-election; Timothy Haley nominated as Class I director
Greg Bettinelli and Norman Matthews will not stand for re-election as Class I directors at the 2022 Annual Meeting.
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ThredUp Q4 revenue $72.9M (+68% YoY); guides FY22 rev $330-340M
Q4 revenue $72.9M (68% YoY), net loss $17.9M vs $17.0M; adjusted EBITDA loss $10.5M, margin -14.5% improved from -28.2%.
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ThredUp appoints Coretha Rushing to Board of Directors, effective Jan 13, 2022
Appointed Coretha Rushing as Class I director, effective Jan 13, 2022.
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thredUP Q3 revenue $63.3M (+35% YoY); gross margin 73%; guides Q4 $69-71M
Q3 revenue $63.3M (+35% YoY); gross profit $46.1M (+41%); gross margin 73% vs 70% a year ago.
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ThredUp IPO lock-up release accelerated; remaining shares eligible for sale on August 27, 2021
Remaining IPO lock-up shares become eligible for public sale at open of trading on August 27, 2021.
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ThredUp Q2 revenue $60M (+27% YoY); gross margin expands to record 73.6%
Revenue of $60M, up 26.7% YoY; gross profit $44.1M (+33.7%); gross margin 73.6% vs 69.7%.
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ThredUp prices 6.42M share offering at $24.25; nets $45.3M for growth
Offering of 2M new shares from ThredUp and 4.42M from selling stockholders at $24.25/share.
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ThredUp launches 6.4M-share public offering; files preliminary Q2 results
Offering includes 2M new shares from ThredUp and 4.42M from existing stockholders.