Thrilled to share a couple of highlights from our Q1 2024 earnings call: ✔️ Hims & Hers increased our outlook for the year, and now expect to achieve $1.2-1.23 billion in revenue and $120-135 million in Adjusted EBITDA in 2024 ✔️ We now have over 1.7M subscribers on the platform, up 41% YoY ✔️ Revenue increased to $278.2 million, up 46% YoY “We are pleased to begin the year with exceptional results and strong momentum throughout the business,” said Andrew Dudum, co-founder and CEO. “Our ability to deliver consistent performance across our key metrics is being fueled by our ability to capitalize on the increasing demand for high-quality, personalized solutions in each of our core specialties. During the period, we added a record number of net new subscribers, increasing 41% versus a year ago and bringing us to 1.7 million subscribers on the Hims & Hers platform. We also delivered our first quarter of double-digit net income profitability. As we continue to expand our offerings and broaden awareness of Hims & Hers as a trusted brand, we expect to continue driving rapid and increasingly profitable growth.” Tap the link to check out the full release. https://lnkd.in/eAj_zjKs #earnings #telehealth #telemedicine
Manfred Artmeier
2mo
Those are truly impressive numbers, underscoring what a great growth story you're writing. However, I view your CEO's tweets (highly!) critically and wonder if your PR department should intervene at some point. Just a thought...
Amazing results! Well done to the entire HIMS team!
Nikica Radisic
2mo
Well done for all your hard work and amazing team 👌🏻👏🏻👍
Peter Ludden
2mo
Amazing, keep up the great work!! Love seeing people get the support and access they need!
Brody Isaak
2mo
Incredible Q1 results—congrats on the growth and momentum! Keep it up!
Great quarter, once again 👏🏻 Keep delivering, Andrew Dudum.
Brian Kaplan
2mo
Toxic
Congrats, Salute for Andrew 💗
Until Andrew Dudum is removed, I personally have to believe that this is an organization that supports antisemitism and anti-Americanism. Walking back your statements because your stock is falling does not make you moral.