Stockholm (AFP) — Spotify saw paying subscribers rise 12 percent to 276 million customers in the second quarter of 2025, the ...

Not every decision will yield immediate returns, and our progress is not always linear,” said Spotify chief executive Daniel ...

Higher expenses related to employees, professional services, marketing, and so-called social charges pushed Spotify to a $100 ...

Spotify released its Q2 2025 earnings today, highlighting accelerating growth in subscriber and Monthly Active Users (MAUs), alongside continued improvements in profitability. In the first half of ...

Spotify’s net subscribers rose by 8 million to 276 million total, and monthly average users (MAUs) grew by 18 million to a total of 696 million in total — ahead of the company’s earlier projections ...

The streaming giant now has more than 100 million subscribers in Europe, but also posted an €86m net loss for the quarter.

Spotify reported a 12% increase in paying subscribers, reaching 276 million in Q2 of 2025. However, the music streaming giant's profits fell short of expectations.

Spotify stock slipped around 8% shortly after the opening bell on Tuesday after the audio giant posted a second quarter loss, ...

The audio streaming service added more listeners than it had forecast, but reported a net loss for the second quarter.

After undertaking several aggressive cost-cutting and revenue boosting initiatives in 2024, Spotify swung back to a net loss ...

Spotify reported robust user growth in the second quarter of 2025, surpassing internal forecasts and analyst expectations, ...

Spotify said that higher personnel, marketing and professional services costs and 115 million euros worth of what it called ...