GoPro and Starman Optical have agreed to merge, with GoPro shareholders receiving $285 million in cash and retaining about 10% ownership. The merger will recapitalize GoPro, eliminate its $92 million debt, and add Starman's U.S.-made optical transceivers to GoPro's portfolio. This positions GoPro to expand beyond consumer products into AI data centers, government, defense, and aerospace markets, leveraging advanced optics and imaging technologies. The combined company will remain publicly listed on Nasdaq and continue supporting existing products while investing in growth. The deal is expected to close by the end of 2026, pending regulatory and shareholder approvals.
GoPro has introduced three new close-focus diopter filters made by PolarPro for its MISSION 1 camera series. These filters, available individually or in a set, help create subject separation and background blur without manual focus adjustment, enhanc...
GoPro has released "The Line Above," a six-part series documenting professional skier and BASE jumper Matthias "Super Frenchie" Giraud's two-year quest to ski BASE jump from the Aiguille du Plan's north face in the French Alps. The series highlights ...
Brodsky & Smith LLC has announced investigations into whether the boards of Braze, ES Bancshares, GoPro, and Bumble breached their fiduciary duties by potentially failing to ensure fair processes and fair value for shareholders in their respective me...
GoPro announced that its MISSION 1 PRO ILS camera, the world's smallest rugged compact cinema camera with interchangeable lenses, has been named to TIME's Best Inventions of 2026 list. This marks the 14th top industry award for the MISSION 1 Series s...
GoPro has filed a preliminary proxy statement with the SEC to advance its proposed merger with Starman Optical, reaffirming both companies' commitment to complete the deal on previously announced terms. Additionally, GoPro restated certain financial ...
