NEW YORK, Feb 23, 2026, 08:52 EST — Premarket
- StubHub Holdings (NYSE: STUB) hovered around $9.36 just before the bell, showing little movement.
- Shares ended Friday with a jump of almost 10%, clawing back part of their recent losses.
- March 4 results are on deck, with traders eyeing them for the next move.
StubHub Holdings traded around $9.36 ahead of Monday’s open, the stock flat in premarket as traders weighed last week’s rebound. No new company headlines landed before the U.S. cash session.
Shares in the ticket marketplace closed out Friday at $9.36, climbing 9.86% for the session, Yahoo Finance data show. (Yahoo Finance)
StubHub shares, though they’ve bounced, remain far under their September IPO price of $23.50. The stock’s still twitchy—watchers are alert for any sign that the post-IPO reset is leveling out. (Reuters)
That context goes a long way toward making sense of why analyst calls have been swinging the tape harder than normal. On Feb. 18, Citigroup took StubHub up to “Neutral” from “Sell,” slashing its target to $9. The firm cited valuation after a sharp selloff, plus what it described as regulatory and AI-related concerns. (TipRanks)
Jason Bazinet at Citi issued the upgrade, TheFly reported via TipRanks. (TipRanks)
Craig-Hallum launched coverage on Jan. 29, assigning a “Hold” and a $12 target. Analysts pointed to StubHub’s regained North American share and the international push through viagogo, but highlighted lingering doubts about margin limits. For recent listings such as StubHub, EBITDA—the standard yardstick for cash flow—remains a sticking point. (Investing.com)
Eyes now turn to StubHub’s next big event: The company has penciled in March 4 to release its fourth-quarter and full-year 2025 numbers, right after the U.S. market wraps up. A conference call follows at 5 p.m. ET. (Business Wire)
Legal trouble is hanging over the company, too. Investors have filed a securities class action in Manhattan federal court, targeting the firm’s IPO disclosures, a law firm update shows. Some are looking out for possible ripple effects in related filings and statements. (zlk.com)
Bulls face a potential headache if the March report stirs up fresh questions over growth and take rates, all while scrutiny on ticket fees and resale tactics refuses to fade. Craig-Hallum isn’t convinced StubHub can keep grabbing market share and still “meaningfully expand” margins. (TipRanks)
Traders are watching March 4 for data and management remarks, looking for hints on 2026 demand or spending strategy. Webcast info is up at StubHub’s investor site. (investors.stubhub.com)
