Two founders of Peloton announced their resignations on Monday, part of an executive reshuffle at the maker of connected bikes and fitness equipment that was a pandemic winner but whose stock price has lost more than two-thirds of its value this year.
One of the founders, John Foley, who was also the chairman and a former chief executive, is leaving the company immediately. Hisao Kushi, another founder and the chief legal officer, will depart on Oct. 3, according to a company statement.
After riding high during the early part of the pandemic, when people were isolating at home and couldn’t exercise at gyms, Peloton announced a $1.2 billion quarterly loss last month, and has lost money for six straight quarters. Peloton declined to comment.
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