
APP · Nasdaq
The supplied evidence does not identify what AppLovin sells, its operating segments, revenue mix, customer groups, or monetization model. It does establish the company’s current financial scale: FY2025 revenue is $5.5 billion and net income is $3.3 billion, compared with $3.2 billion of revenue and $1.6 billion of net income in FY2024. Thus, the available figures show substantial year-over-year expansion in both reported revenue and earnings, but the materials do not support a more specific description of products, customer concentration, segment contributions, geographic exposure, workforce, or other operating-scale measures.
AppLovin rose $1.48, or 0.35%, from $418.22 to $419.70 over the supplied week. The headline gain masks a sharp reversal: the stock fell to $399.46 on July 29, recovered to $403.87 on July 30, then dropped to $395.90 on July 31 on the period’s heaviest volume of 15.5 million shares. It rebounded to $406.16 on August 3 and $419.70 on August 4, with volume increasing to 7.1 million shares. No company-specific earnings release, contract, or management announcement appears in the evidence. Trading instead occurred against pre-Q2 commentary citing expected double-digit EPS growth but also weak price trends, high valuation, and mixed signals, while an ETF article reported inflows to CGGO rather than a quantified APP-specific flow.