Hims & Hers Health (NYSE:HIMS) Jumps 40% After Projecting US$2.3 Billion Revenue for 2025

Simply Wall St.
04 Mar

Hims & Hers Health experienced a 40% increase in share price last quarter, possibly fueled by strong financial performance and future growth projections. The company announced earnings on February 24, showcasing substantial growth with sales at $1,477 million for 2024, up from $872 million in 2023, and a turnaround in net income to $126 million from a loss the previous year. Their robust corporate guidance, projecting revenues of $2.3 billion to $2.4 billion for 2025, likely boosted investor confidence. This price move is particularly notable given broader market trends; major U.S. indices like the Dow Jones and S&P 500 showed 1% to 2% declines amid economic concerns and volatility, highlighting the positive investor sentiment in response to Hims & Hers’ performance. While the market grapples with economic uncertainties, the company's clear growth trajectory stands out against this backdrop.

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NYSE:HIMS Revenue & Expenses Breakdown as at Mar 2025

Over the past three years, Hims & Hers Health (NYSE:HIMS) achieved a very large total shareholder return of 941.34%. Thanks to this impressive performance, the company's shares have not only outpaced many other investments but also been marked by several key developments. A significant catalyst was the company's entry into profitability, sparking increased investor interest and confidence. The addition of new products, including GLP-1 injections and meal replacement bars, likely boosted revenue streams and broadened market appeal. This expansion was complemented by strategic partnerships, such as their alliance with Hartford HealthCare, expanding access to healthcare services.

Another notable component was the company’s proactive shareholder actions. The share repurchase program authorized up to US$100 million significantly signaled management’s confidence in the company's financial health. Additionally, being added to the S&P 1000 index likely enhanced stock visibility and attracted more institutional investors. These developments were reflected in the company’s performance, which over the past year surpassed the US market return of 15.3% and the US Healthcare industry's decline of 5.6%.

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