AppLovin stock surges after exec flags “potential upside” in core gaming-ads growth
AppLovin shares rose 10% to $482.81 Wednesday after CFO Matt Stumpf said gaming-ads growth could exceed the company’s 20%-30% target. The remarks followed a first-quarter revenue forecast above Wall Street estimates and recent fourth-quarter sales of $1.66 billion. The SEC’s investigation into AppLovin remains ongoing, with no accusations of wrongdoing.