Snap Shares Plunge as Q2 Headwinds Weigh In
April 29, 2025, 5:20 pm
Snap’s stock experienced a steep fall amid subdued Q2 performance, with both accounts noting the inability to offer clear guidance amid revenue headwinds. The drop underscores mounting investor unease with ongoing market challenges.
Following this announcement, the company's shares dropped by 9% in extended trading.
Snap Shares Fall on Q2 ‘Headwinds’ The Information
Snap did not offer an outlook for the second quarter, citing macroeconomic uncertainties.
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