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Trade Desk Bets on Growth, Expands Buyback Plan
business3 days ago

Trade Desk Bets on Growth, Expands Buyback Plan

Trade Desk reported 2025 revenue of $2.9B (+18% YoY), GAAP net income of $443M, and adjusted EBITDA of $1.2B (41% margin) on $13.4B gross spend with customer retention above 95%. It expanded buyback capacity to $500M after about $1.4B of repurchases in 2025 and gave Q1 2026 guidance of at least $678M in revenue and ~$195M in adjusted EBITDA. The company highlighted ongoing identity, retail data, and connected-TV initiatives in ad tech; analysts rate TTD as a Hold with a $23 target.

business8 months ago

Amazon and Roku Form Major CTV Advertising Partnership Reaching 80% of US Households

Amazon Ads and Roku have formed a landmark partnership to give brands access to over 80% of U.S. connected-TV households, using Amazon's DSP to place ads across Roku and Prime Video platforms, with the market launch expected by late 2025. Early trials show increased reach and efficiency, marking a significant advancement in targeted digital advertising.,

"The Trade Desk's Stock Skyrockets on Strong Q4 Earnings and Guidance"
financetechnology2 years ago

"The Trade Desk's Stock Skyrockets on Strong Q4 Earnings and Guidance"

The Trade Desk's shares surged over 18% after the company exceeded revenue expectations and provided strong first-quarter guidance, with fourth-quarter sales increasing by 23% and net income rising by 37%. The company's focus on providing technology for targeted advertising across the web, particularly in the Connected TV and streaming platforms, has contributed to its success. Additionally, the company announced a significant increase in share repurchases, reflecting confidence in its future performance amidst a broader recovery in the digital advertising market.

Trade Desk's Stock Tumbles on Bleak Guidance and Market Concerns
business2 years ago

Trade Desk's Stock Tumbles on Bleak Guidance and Market Concerns

Shares of digital ad company The Trade Desk dropped 19% after the company reported weaker revenue guidance for the fourth quarter. While the company's third-quarter earnings beat expectations, analysts are concerned about softer ad spending in the coming months, particularly in the auto and entertainment industries. The Trade Desk's growth in connected TV, a significant revenue contributor, is also being questioned for its sustainability. However, some analysts see the dip as a buying opportunity, citing the company's strong position in the AdTech industry.