Etsy, Inc. (ETSY) Dividend History

Etsy, Inc. is an online marketplace focused on handmade, vintage, and unique goods. Founded in 2005, it connects individual sellers with buyers seeking artisanal and one-of-a-kind products across various categories such as jewelry, clothing, home decor, and craft supplies. Etsy emphasizes supporting small businesses and independent creators through its platform.

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Dividend History

Etsy, Inc. currently does not pay dividends

Company News

  • Etsy's Q1 earnings beat expectations, but the real story was how the company achieved it. While gross merchandise sales declined, Etsy's revenue grew due to higher take rates, advertising revenue, and payment business expansion. However, the company's Depop and Reverb platforms saw mixed performance, and Etsy plans to sell Reverb. Looking ahead, Etsy's guidance suggests a similar or slightly better GMS decline in Q2.

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  • Etsy, the e-commerce platform known for vintage and handmade goods, has faced significant challenges in recent years due to economic issues, including inflation, that have affected consumer buying patterns. While Etsy's performance has slowed, the company's long-term potential remains attractive, with its network effect, growth opportunities, and favorable valuation metrics.

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  • Etsy, an e-commerce platform, faces both positive and negative impacts from the Trump administration's tariffs. While higher prices on essentials could weigh on discretionary spending, tariffs on low-value imports from China could reduce competition for Etsy. The company's capital-light business model has helped it generate strong cash flow, making the stock a potential bargain buy despite the economic challenges.

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Dividend data last updated 06/07/2025 15:32:52 UTC