Reddit, Inc.
RDDT · NYSE
RDDT · NYSE
Reddit operates an online discussion platform built around communities, user-generated posts, and conversations, with engagement measured through daily and weekly visitors. It primarily monetizes that audience through advertising, which generated 64% growth in the second quarter according to the supplied evidence; the materials do not provide a separate contribution for other revenue streams. Its customers include advertisers seeking targeted access to community audiences, while users supply the content and traffic. Reddit reported FY2025 revenue of $2.2 billion and net income of $0.5 billion, versus $1.3 billion of revenue and a $0.5 billion loss in FY2024.
Reddit fell $18.47, or 10.35%, from $178.44 to $159.97 over the reported span. The decisive move came on July 31, when the stock plunged 21% on heavy volume after second-quarter results: revenue rose 61% to $805 million, advertising sales increased 64%, and the company beat on revenue, profit, and guidance, but U.S. daily users declined and search-traffic volatility raised concerns about a lucrative revenue stream. Reddit then recovered to $154.71 on August 3 and $159.97 on August 4, giving back part of the earnings-driven loss but remaining well below pre-results levels. Broader markets were generally firm, so company-specific news dominated.
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