Applovin Aktie News

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AppLovin's growth story is fading, as the company reported a sequential decline in EPS in the latest quarter despite continued revenue growth. With the EPS growth momentum melting, various valuation approaches suggest the market is pricing in overly optimistic assumptions for AppLovin. Capital allocation strategy is also questionable, as increasing share buybacks amid high debt levels and a sta...

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AppLovin (NASDAQ:APP), a firm that assists mobile app developers in publishing and promoting their applications, has excelled over the past year, though it has experienced some ups and downs in 2025. While the stock dropped nearly 57% from the peaks observed in early February 2025 following a report from a short-seller claiming AppLovin violated service terms and exaggerated the success of its ...

AppLovin's stock surged 53% since April, outperforming the S&P 500's 13% gain, driven by ad-tech focus. The Axon platform processed 1B+ daily users, delivering 71% YoY ad revenue growth to $1.16 billion in Q1-FY25. Advertising EBITDA margin reached 81%, with $943 million adjusted EBITDA, supported by Axon 2 and reinforcement learning gains.

After hitting an all-time high of $525.15 in February, AppLovin Corp.'s (NASDAQ: APP) share price tumbled more than 35%, due to a pending class action lawsuit and to short seller reports.

Very frequently, when a company's stock is targeted by a vociferous short seller, it can take a hit to its share price. That was the dynamic behind AppLovin's (APP -0.83%) 0.7% dip on Thursday after a notable "shortie" published a report that was highly critical of the company.