MNTN Shares Plummet as Go-to-Market Issues Prompt Guidance Cut

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Shares of MNTN plummeted after the company cut its full-year outlook and reported lackluster revenue growth in the third quarter, citing go-to-market execution issues, while bringing in a new chief executive officer.

The stock was down 40% to $6.25 after-hours on Wednesday. Shares closed up 6.7% at $10.37, and are down 13% this year through the close.

The technology company on Wednesday said it appointed board member Tony Weisman as its next CEO, succeeding Mark Douglas. Weisman previously served as marketing chief of Dunkin' U.S. and CEO of digital marketing firm Digitas.

MNTN also said it now projects full-year revenue between $311 million and $314 million. It had previously guided for revenue of $347 million to $357 million, and analysts polled by FactSet are expecting $352.3 million.

The company's third-quarter profit came in at $7.7 million, or 10 cents a share, compared with $6.4 million, or 8 cents a share, a year earlier.

Revenue grew to $80.3 million from $70 million. Analysts were expecting $87.8 million of revenue.

"Our third quarter revenue increased 15% year-over-year and was impacted by unforeseen execution problems in our go-to-market organization," Chief Financial Officer Patrick Pohlen said. "We have updated our full year 2026 guidance to reflect how the business is expected to perform as we realign the sales organization and focus on our strategic priorities."

The company guided for fourth-quarter revenue between $75 million and $78 million. Analysts were expecting $108.5 million in revenue.

 
 

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