GoPro Inc said on Wednesday it would cut about 15 percent of its workforce as the company restructures its once fast-growing action camera business.
GoPro said it will cut about 200 full-time positions, cancel open positions and shut down its entertainment division as part of the restructuring.
The company said it expects to incur about $24 million to $33 million in restructuring charges, mostly in its fourth quarter.
GoPro‘s shares were up 2.7 percent at $10.10 in premarket trading.
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