AppLovin shares rise 0.60 percent to $480.04 ahead of Q1 earnings report
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Updated · Benzinga · Apr 20
AppLovin shares rise 0.60 percent to $480.04 ahead of Q1 earnings report
11 articles · Updated · Benzinga · Apr 20
AppLovin is set to release its first-quarter earnings on May 6, with analysts forecasting gaming as the main growth driver and e-commerce referral revenue potentially reaching $90 million.
BofA projects an additional 2,000 advertisers joining in Q1 and maintains a $705 price target based on 2027 EBITDA estimates, though market consensus on 2026 e-commerce revenue remains divided.
Analysts are watching for evidence of successful e-commerce scaling, warning that a weak first half could prompt estimate cuts for the second half of 2026.
Is AppLovin's billion-dollar e-commerce dream a reality or an analyst fantasy?
With its pivot to AI, can AppLovin protect its sky-high 80% margins?
Why are analysts valuing AppLovin based on earnings from 2027?
How is AppLovin turning mobile gamers into a goldmine for e-commerce advertisers?
The CEO just sold $27M in stock. Should investors be worried?
Can AppLovin's AI engine survive the SEC's probe into its data practices?