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Hims & Hers (NYSE: HIMS) reports Q2 2025 earnings after the market closes, following a strong Q1 marked by elevated demand for personalized health services and early traction in its weight loss category. The stock has been among the best small-cap performers YTD, fueled by narrative tailwinds around GLP-1 access and AI-driven telehealth platforms. In Q1, the company raised full-year guidance and reiterated its goal of positive adjusted EBITDA.
What to Expect
– Revenue: $278.66 million
– EPS (Normalized): $0.04
– FY 2025 Revenue: $1.14 billion
– FY 2025 EPS: $0.16
Revenue is expected to grow nearly 40% YoY, slightly above Q1’s growth rate. EPS is modest but consistent with the company’s transition from breakeven into profitability territory. FY guidance implies low- to mid-teens margin for the year.
Key Areas to Watch
Weight Loss Program Ramp
Management announced a weight loss program in Q1 built around GLP-1 prescriptions, behavior coaching, and diagnostics. The company said demand was strong and positioned the offering as central to future growth.
Active Subscribers & Attach Rate
Investors will watch growth in monthly subscribers and attach rates on personalized products — both metrics were key drivers of the company’s outperformance last quarter.
Profitability Path & Expense Mix
HIMS has turned adjusted EBITDA positive, but investors are focused on whether growth can scale without proportional increases in customer acquisition costs. Commentary on R&D and marketing efficiency will be closely tracked.
Gross Margin Stability
Gross margin remained above 75% in Q1 — a strong result given the cost of GLP-1s and personalized care delivery. Guidance here will shape expectations for sustainable margin profile.
AI and Care Experience Enhancements
CEO Andrew Dudum said the company is integrating AI to improve asynchronous care and diagnostics. Any proof points on automation or patient outcomes could extend the current bullish narrative.
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