Airbnb reported first-quarter revenue of $2.27 billion, a 6% year-over-year increase that topped analyst expectations of $2.26 billion. The company also beat earnings estimates with 24 cents per share, compared to the expected 23 cents. The company said it had a strong start to 2025 with nearly $25 billion in guest spending in the first quarter, crediting its adaptable model for continued demand despite global challenges. Airbnb expects strong Q2 2025 results despite global economic volatility, citing its adaptable model, broad listings, and host opportunities as key strengths during uncertain times.
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00:02Airbnb reported first quarter revenue of $2.27 billion, a 6% year-over-year increase,
00:07the top analyst expectations of $2.26 billion.
00:10The company also beat earnings estimates of $0.24 per share compared to the expected $0.23.
00:15The company said it had a strong start in 2025, nearly $25 billion in guest spending in the first
00:20quarter, crediting its adaptable model for continued demand despite global challenges.
00:24Airbnb said it expects strong Q2 2025 results despite global economic volatility,
00:30signing its adaptable model, broad listings, and host opportunities as key strengths during
00:34uncertain times.
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