GoPro Cuts ~145 Jobs in April 2026 Restructuring
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What we know
Based on news reporting.
Summary
GoPro, Inc. has been through repeated restructurings and in April 2026 announced a restructuring plan that included cutting roughly 145 employees, about 23% of its workforce. The company reported weak results in May 2026 with first-quarter revenue of $99 million and a GAAP net loss of about $80.8 million, and said it was reviewing strategic alternatives including a possible sale or merger amid doubt about its ability to continue as a going concern. The layoffs are part of broader efforts to stabilize the balance sheet after years of product and market challenges, including failed expansions (like its drone business), inventory and product-cycle issues, and COVID-era cuts. Subsequent disclosures in the article describe later corporate developments (a stake purchase by Mark Fischbach and a merger agreement with Starman Optical) but the specific workforce reduction cited in the article is the April 2026 cut of roughly 145 employees.
GoPro, Inc. cut 145 jobs.
That is roughly 12.1% of the 1,200 people GoPro, Inc. employs.
LayoffTalk has tracked 5 layoff events at GoPro, Inc. since November 2024, including 73 jobs documented in official WARN filings, with 4 additional events known from news reporting.
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