By Senad Karaahmetovic

Shares of ThredUp (NASDAQ:) are up over 16% in pre-market Tuesday after the secondhand garments retailer reported better-than-expected outcomes and steering.

TDUP reported a of $0.19 on income of $71.3 million, beating the common analyst consensus for a loss per share of $0.20 on income of $63.1M. The corporate reported 1.7M lively consumers on its platform.

The reported gross margin of 63.1% missed the consensus of 63.5%.

“We’re proud to ship robust This fall ends in what continues to be a extremely aggressive surroundings,” stated ThredUP CEO and co-founder James Reinhart. “By investing in progress and rigorously managing bills, we consider we’re nicely positioned to seize an attire market restoration as the patron continues to hunt worth in 2023.”

For this quarter, the corporate sees income at $72M (up or down $1M) whereas full-year gross sales are seen within the vary of $310-320M. Analysts had been searching for $70M and $301.7M, respectively.

KeyBanc analysts took notice of “strong” outcomes, regardless of a tough macro backdrop.

“We’re inspired by administration’s deal with constructive free money movement by way of reaching breakeven quarterly adjusted EBITDA within the again half of 2023 together with considerably decrease capex necessities however stay Sector Weight awaiting additional indicators of execution on plan amid a difficult macro surroundings,” they wrote in a notice.

Wedbush analysts highlighted enhancing visibility.

“With simpler compares forward and macro stress doubtlessly easing, TDUP might see a powerful reacceleration of top-line developments, and we stay inspired by their confidence within the path to profitability. With the inventory buying and selling the place it’s, we expect danger/reward is very skewed to the upside,” they stated in a shopper notice.