Earnings Results
Buy-now, pay-later company beats expectations across the board with quarterly results, but stock slumps 8% in after-hours trading amid concern about funding environment
PayPal co-founder Max Levchin is chief executive of Affirm Holdings Inc., which offers buy-now, pay-later services.
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Affirm Holdings Inc.’s wounded shares sank anew Tuesday afternoon, as the buy-now, pay-later service saw losses more than triple in its most recent quarter and faced interest-rate concerns.
Affirm AFRM reported a fiscal third-quarter loss of $205.7 million, or 69 cents a share, more than three times the loss of 19 cents a share recorded in the same quarter a year ago. Net revenue increased to $381 million from $355 million last year, while gross merchandise volume — the total amount of money passing through the platform, referred…
