- Buzzy indoor fitness startup Peloton filed for its initial public offering on Tuesday.
- In its S-1 filing, the company laid out a series of "Risk Factors" - a list of the potential issues that will face as it grows and becomes a public company.
- In these, it addresses the increasingly saturated fitness market, growing competition, and a management team that has limited experience running a public company.
- Here are the key issues it could face.
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Buzzy New York high-tech fitness company Peloton filed for its initial public offering on Tuesday.
To begin that process, it had to publicly disclose a trove of information about itself that was previously rumored or outright unknown in an S-1 filing.
In a section labeled "Risk Factors," Peloton detailed the major issues that it believes it could face. Here are some of the biggest issues: