RENT Rent the Runway Inc - Ordinary Shares - Class A

$RENT $PLCE will go down in history as examples of how PE buys are just market noises if their fundamental business model burns cash and relies on debt financing and diluting stock. PLCE 2024 : Mithaq buys heavy at $12-16 to gain control Feb 2025 : Debt to equity conversion, 16M shares at $9.75 July 2026 : Mithaq buys 103k shares in open market at $3.26 Oct 2026 : current share price $0.48 RENT Oct 2025 : debt to equity conversion by Nexus, Story3, APS(lender), 26M shares at $9.23 Dec 2025 : Nexus, Story3 20M rights offering at $4.08 Oct 2026 : Nexus, Story3 15M rights offering at $3.55 Next? Headed to sub 1

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$RENT If RTR keeps hitting EBITDA targets, scales its asset-light model where brands place inventory and share revenue, and grows resale and Reserve, the market has a lot of room to rerate a category creator that is finally running with clean financials.

$RENT stalling right here within the handle of the cup & handle. It needs to break out of the 3.5 resistance and when/if that happens it can reach 4.5 - 5 lvl. GLTA

$RENT up 27% premarket on thin liquidity. Could keep running, could fade the second real volume shows up. I’d rather watch the open than celebrate a quote that can disappear by breakfast.

$RENT Revenue Hits Record Second-quarter revenue rose 20.8% year over year to $97.7 million from $80.9 million. Gross profit jumped 45.3% to $35.3 million from $24.3 million. Gross margin expanded to 36.1% from 30%.

$RENT Going back to where it started. News isn't that good, no volume, fair value is about 1.5. the only reason it was up was insider pump. Will probably sell off hard after it drops in overnight and Premarket

$RENT real dump will be today. More stupid bag holders who buy the dilutive offering disguised as an insider buy lol

$RENT It is still too early; most banks, funds, and financial institutions have not yet opened.

$RENT 40 million ATM Rent the Runway (NASDAQ: RENT) to sell newly issued 40 million shares directly into the open market over time through a broker-dealer at prevailing market prices.

$RENT Rent the Runway opened fiscal 2026 with revenue up 29.2% year over year to $89.9M, with add-on revenue jumping 70.4%, and it beat management's own guidance. Management is backing that momentum, reiterating double-digit revenue growth for fiscal 2026, adjusted EBITDA of 4% to 7% of revenue, and improving free cash flow versus 2025. The confidence shows in its spending: the company raised its fiscal 2026 rental product investment to $53M to $55M, up from $45M to $50M, while resale revenue and Reserve orders are expected to grow. With a market cap of roughly $112M, investors are getting a category-defining brand with accelerating revenue and an EBITDA-positive outlook at a fraction of what it once commanded Absolute steal at this price as Mr shorty starts losing all his money we will be laughing to the bank

$RENT the flaw of the asset light model is lets say RENT brings in 60% of inventory on revenue share "asset light model", RENT doesnt make any money until they can pay down the whole sale costs of those revenue share inventory and this caps the amount of cash flow RTR can make upto a certain rental cycles. So their margin gets compressed for a few quarters. They have to hit likely 20 rental cycles before they generate revenue from the inventory(lucky if they didnt lose the garment) Now their breakeven point is a lot higher because they just spent $$$ on their dry cleaning/2 way shipping logistics/online tech logistics renting the garment out 20 cycles. They pivoted to revenue share to avoid spending cash up front but it still caps their margin while they pay down the wholsale costs. Its chicken and egg. The model has a flaw and it is extremely expensive to run it.

$RENT My personal take is that the executives haven’t bought a single share; it’s either a lie or a move to offload their holdings. If it were true, the stock would be trading well above 15–20, at the very least.

$RENT Can't believe you guys stole money from my Friday evening short on such a loser stock.

Insiders and 10% owners buying $RENT at $3.55 is interesting. It’s not a business turnaround by itself. I want to see whether the stock can hold a move and whether the balance sheet improves.

$RENT Did some serious DD tonight. $80M market cap. 6.7M volume. Up 25% after hours. 86% bullish sentiment. Company is literally called Rent the Runway. People rent clothes every day. That’s recurring revenue. Earnings December 10th. That’s almost 7 weeks for institutions to accumulate. My Fibonacci model puts fair value around $8.60. Currently holding at $4.12 average. Not worried. Most people don’t understand fundamentals.

$RENT released a new luxury handbag collection exclusively for Icon members, expanding its fashion-rental offering.

$RENT $PLCE PLCE will bk. RENT will also go to pennies because it is still losing cash with flat growth, but might pop when the lenders buy up the remaining 13% stake and take it private for around 100-150M market cap.

6-K/8-K Important Update $RENT Rent the Runway, Inc. completed a $15 million rights offering, with 2.5 million shares subscribed, generating approximately $8.9 million in gross proceeds. An Investor Group, including CHS US Investments LLC, Gateway Runway, LLC, and STORY3, purchased unsubscribed shares at $3.55 each, issuing 1.7 million shares for about $6.1 million. The company filed an 8-K report on October 20, 2026, detailing the offering and backstop commitment, in accordance with the Securities Exchange Act of 1934.

$RENT chart coiling tight here, looks like she's setting up for a possible move to 4+ EOD ✏️ Institutions bought shares at 3.55$ in the recent rights offering which are now eligible for resale >>>>