Roblox’s stock sinks after company’s final monthly bookings update underwhelms

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Shares of Roblox were sinking Monday after the company released its final installment of monthly metrics, which showed a sequential drop in daily active users.

Shares of Roblox Corp. were sinking 12% in Monday morning trading after the company released its final installment of monthly metrics, which showed a sequential drop in daily active users.

The... Shares of Roblox Corp. were sinking 12% in Monday morning trading after the company released its final installment of monthly metrics, which showed a sequential drop in daily active users. The gaming company estimates that it saw $212 million to $223 million in revenue for the month of March, along with $247 million to $255 million in bookings. Creutz noted that while the midpoint of the bookings estimate was up about 2% sequentially, he had been expecting an 11% bump.

Roblox previously announced that it would stop providing monthly updates on metrics after the March disclosure. The company offered these updates for its first eight quarters as a public company, as it noted in Monday’s release.

 

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