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GoPro launched the “best GoPro ever,” but the risk of bankruptcy remains, as CEO says the company is in the “later stages” of looking for a buyer
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The new GoPro Mission 1 Pro has been described as "the best GoPro ever" – but the company’s latest financials hint the launch hasn’t yet been enough to bolster the struggling camera company.
During the earnings call, CEO and founder Nickolas Woodman said that the process is now in the “later stages.”
GoPro posted $105 million (£77.7 million / AU$148.8 million / CA$146.3 million) in quarterly revenue – a number that is 31 percent less than the company’s revenue from the same time period in 2025.
That number does, however, also include $2 million (£1.4 million / AU$2.8 million / CA$2.7 million) for GoPro’s AI licensing program.
GoPro calls the new Mission 1 series a “compact cinema camera” rather than an action camera.