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Peloton Plans to Cut Jobs, Production Levels as Sales Slow

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Peloton Plans to Cut Jobs, Production Levels as Sales Slow

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It had been a Wall Street darling when customers were stuck at home and demand outstripped supply.Now the company is considering jobs cuts to get itself back on track, Foley said.“In the past, we’ve said layoffs would be the absolute last lever we would ever hope to pull,” he said. “However, we now need to evaluate our organization structure and size of our team, with the utmost care and compassion. And we are still in the process of considering all options as part of our efforts to make our business more flexible.”Peloton stationary bikes for sale at the company’s showroom in Dedham, Massachusetts.Photographer: Adam Glanzman/BloombergReferring to reports that Peloton had temporarily shut down production, Foley said that leaks of confidential information “have led to a flurry of speculative articles in the press. 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The company ended the period with 2.77 million connected fitness subscribers, just below the 2.81 million prediction.In that report, Foley said Peloton was taking “significant corrective actions to improve our profitability outlook and optimize our costs across the company.” The effort “includes gross margin improvements, moving to a more variable cost structure, and identifying reductions in our operating expenses as we build a more focused Peloton moving forward.”Foley said he would share more information on the cost-cutting plan when Peloton gives its formal earnings report on Feb. 8. “This work is still underway,” he said.The early earnings release follows a report from CNBC Thursday that the company was temporarily halting manufacturing of bikes and Tread-branded treadmills. Production of Peloton’s main stationary bikes will be paused for two months, CNBC reported, citing internal documents. 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