GoPro has announced a significant workforce reduction, cutting approximately 145 employees or 23% of its total staff by the end of 2026.
This aggressive restructuring plan is designed to lower operating costs and boost profitability following a $9 million quarterly loss reported in late 2025.
The layoffs are scheduled to begin in the second quarter and will cost the company between $11.5 million and $15 million in severance. Despite betting on its new GP3 processor to drive future growth,
GoPro's immediate strategy shifted toward expense reduction amid intense competition from smartphones and specialized camera rivals.
What Happened
GoPro to Lay Off 23 Percent of Workforce in Major 2026 Restructuring Plan






