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EBay (EBAY.O) forecast third-quarter revenue above Wall Street estimates on Wednesday, leaning on ‌its push into authenticated luxury goods, collectibles and refurbished products to bring more high-value buyers to its online marketplace.

The results are the first since the company rebuffed GameStop's GME.N about $56 billion unsolicited bid as "neither credible nor attractive". ​GameStop CEO Ryan Cohen has, however, said he plans to continue pursuing a ​combination.

EBay has doubled down on its "focus categories", targeting enthusiast buyers who value ⁠selection and specialist services, a strategy that sets it apart from rivals.

The $1.4 billion acquisition of ​fashion resale platform Depop is also providing a lift, expanding the company's reach among younger consumers ​and strengthening its position in the growing re-commerce market.

"Focus categories, consumer-to-consumer and re-commerce, each grew 20% on the platform individually and collectively, representing 70% of gross merchandise volume," CEO Jamie Iannone said in an interview ​with Reuters.

The company forecast third-quarter revenue to be between $3.07 billion and $3.12 billion, compared with analysts' ​estimate of $2.97 billion.

The online retailer's shares, up more than 25% this year, were trading 1% higher after the ‌bell.

BROAD-BASED ⁠GAINS

Second-quarter revenue rose 15% to $3.13 billion, beating analysts' average estimate of $3.02 billion, according to data compiled by LSEG.

The results reflect strength that was "broad-based" with focus categories such as collectibles, motors, fashion and refurbished all contributing to growth, Chief Financial Officer Peggy Alford said during a post-earnings call.

Gross ​merchandise volume, a key ​industry metric measuring ⁠the total value of all goods sold on the platform, rose 15% to $22.4 billion for the three months ended June 30.

The Depop deal, ​which closed on July 30, has helped eBay unlock "new supply and new ​demand for ⁠the marketplace that had not been there before," Iannone said.

For the third quarter, eBay expects GMV growth to be between 10% and 12%, including 2.5 points of contribution from Depop, he said.

Including ⁠the Depop ​acquisition, eBay expects annual revenue growth of 11% to ​12% on a foreign exchange-neutral basis, up from the 7% to 7.5% range it had projected in April, pending ​the deal's close.

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