Debt and Financing - PLBY Group reduced its senior debt from approximately 218milliontoapproximately152 million through a restructuring deal with lenders[2]. - The company will issue 28millionofnewconvertiblepreferredstockwitha1212.9 million, a decrease of 21% from 16.3millionintheprioryear,primarilyduetoadeclineinlicensingrevenue[7].−Licensingrevenuefellto7.4 million, down 32% from 10.9millionintheprioryear,largelyduetotheterminationoftwomajorlicensingagreementsinChina[8].−Digitalsubscriptionsandcontentrevenueincreasedby55.5 million, up from 5.2millionintheprioryear[8].LossesandFinancialHealth−Netlossfromcontinuingoperationswas33.8 million, compared to a net loss of 7.1millioninQ32023,primarilyduetoimpairmentcharges[9].−AdjustedEBITDAlosswas1.8 million, a decline from positive Adjusted EBITDA of 1.8millioninthesamequarterlastyear[10].−Thecompanyreportedanetlossfromcontinuingoperationsof33,798 thousand for September 2024, compared to a loss of 7,050thousandinSeptember2023,indicatingasignificantincreaseinlossesyear−over−year[22].−AdjustedEBITDAforSeptember2024was(1,764) thousand, a decrease from 1,831thousandinthesameperiodlastyear,reflectingadeclineinoperationalperformance[22].−TheoverallEBITDAforSeptember2024was(25,484) thousand, a sharp decline from (413)thousandinthesamequarterlastyear,highlightingdeterioratingfinancialhealth[22].ExpensesandImpairments−Thecompanyincurredinterestexpensesof6,686 thousand in September 2024, slightly up from 6,620thousandinSeptember2023[22].−Depreciationandamortizationexpensesincreasedto1,042 thousand in September 2024 from 946thousandinthepreviousyear,indicatinghigherassetutilizationorinvestment[22].−Stock−basedcompensationrosesignificantlyto1,502 thousand in September 2024, compared to 540thousandinSeptember2023,suggestingincreasedemployeeincentivesorretentionefforts[22].−Impairmentsrecordedwere21,707 thousand in September 2024, a substantial increase from 392thousandintheprioryear,indicatingpotentialassetwrite−downs[22].−Thecompanyadjustedforvariousexpensestotaling511 thousand in September 2024, down from 1,312thousandinthepreviousyear,reflectingchangesinoperationaladjustments[22].StrategicInitiatives−PLBYGroupanticipates300 million in guaranteed minimums from a strategic licensing agreement with Byborg over the initial 15 years[5]. - The company is relaunching Playboy.com to target key content verticals, aiming to expand audience engagement[2]. - Playboy magazine is set to return in early 2025, with plans for a global search for the next Playmate of the Year[2]. Operational Challenges - The financial results indicate a challenging operational environment, with significant increases in losses and impairments, necessitating strategic reassessment moving forward[22].