StubHub Analysts Like the Stock. The Market’s Not Convinced Yet
StubHub signage during the company's initial public offering at the NYSE in New York on Sept. 17, 2025.
Photographer: Michael Nagle/BloombergStubHub Holdings Inc.’s hopes of its stock recovering from its losses after last month’s $800 million initial public offering depend on the ticket-selling platform coming through with hockey stick-like increases in sales and profit margins next year.
Analysts initiating coverage this week StubHub’s disappointing stock exchange debut, which was multiple times oversubscribed, were almost universally bullish about its prospects. They see a sharp rise in the company’s top-line growth and earnings in 2026. At least 10 analysts covering StubHub revealed buys or equivalent positive ratings on the stock.