NYSE:SPOT 30 December 2025 - 13 February 2026

Spotify shares climbed 2.8% to $458.09 in after-hours trading Friday, rebounding from an 8.5% drop the previous day. The company reported 751 million monthly active users and 290 million premium subscribers for Q4, with €4.531 billion in revenue and €701 million operating income. Spotify forecast Q1 operating income above Wall Street estimates after price hikes and user growth. U.S. markets close Monday for Washington’s Birthday.

Spotify shares fell 5.6% to $447.41 Wednesday afternoon, hitting a low of $440.75 as tech stocks slid. The drop follows Checkout.com’s announcement of a global acquiring partnership with Spotify. Investors are focused on next week’s quarterly report for signs on pricing and subscriber trends. About 4.4 million shares changed hands by mid-afternoon.

Spotify shares fell 2.3% to $499.80 in midday New York trading Wednesday after Barclays cut its price target to $625 from $700, maintaining an Overweight rating. A U.S. court issued a preliminary injunction against Anna’s Archive over alleged scraping of Spotify data and planned torrent releases.

Spotify shares rose 0.9% to $508.86 Tuesday afternoon after Barclays cut its price target to $625 from $700 but kept an Overweight rating. The stock moved between $496.65 and $514.51. Wall Street indexes slipped as President Trump threatened new tariffs on Europe. Spotify will raise its U.S. premium price by $1 in February, with earnings due Feb. 10.

Spotify shares fell 0.7% Friday to $504.50, extending a two-day slide after the company announced a $1 increase in U.S. Premium pricing to $12.99 starting in February. Benchmark cut its price target to $760, citing margin concerns. The price hike also affects Estonia and Latvia. Spotify reports fourth-quarter results Feb. 10.

Spotify shares closed down 0.7% at $504.50 Friday and were flat after hours, extending a two-day slide of about 4.6%. The company will raise U.S. Premium prices starting in February, with the Individual plan rising to $12.99. Multiple analysts cut price targets this week ahead of earnings. About 3.7 million shares traded Friday.

Spotify shares closed up 0.9% at $534.64 Tuesday and edged to $535.03 after hours. Wells Fargo cut its price target to $710 from $750 but kept an Overweight rating. Focus shifts to Spotify’s Feb. 10 earnings for details on U.S. subscription pricing and 2026 margin outlook.

Spotify shares fell 2.1% to $542.20 in New York Friday, underperforming as the Nasdaq 100 ETF rose 0.8%. Guggenheim and Cantor Fitzgerald cut price targets, citing softer 2026 outlook and delayed U.S. price hikes. Spotify unveiled a new Hollywood podcast studio and said it has contributed $10 billion to podcasting over five years.

Spotify shares fell 0.6% to $581.19 in after-hours trading, leaving the stock 26% below its 52-week high. The company published a year-end recap of new features and said it disabled accounts involved in unlawful scraping. Founder Daniel Ek will become executive chairman Jan. 1, with co-presidents set to become co-CEOs. Fourth-quarter results are due Feb. 10.