Yahoo Finance analysis suggests Airbnb is a better buy than Spotify in 2026, citing its marketplace model and strong financials
A Yahoo Finance analysis compared Airbnb (NASDAQ:ABNB) and Spotify Technology (NYSE:SPOT) based on their fiscal year 2025 performance. Airbnb reported revenue of nearly $12.2 billion (+10.3%) and net income of close to $2.5 billion (net margin ~20.5%), with free cash flow of about $4.6 billion. Spotify reported revenue of approximately $20.1 billion (+9.7%) and net income of close to $2.6 billion (net margin ~12.9%), with free cash flow of nearly $3.4 billion. The analysis concludes that Airbnb's marketplace model, strong balance sheet, and durable free cash flow generation make it a more resilient investment choice.
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