Digital Turbine

APPS

Market cap $588M

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Digital Turbine's AGP business surges on a 30% jump in ad impressions, fueled by wider SDK reach, non-gaming gains and strong APAC momentum.

APPS' ODS business surges on stronger ad demand, higher smartphone shipments and rising global traction despite competitive pressures.

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Digital Turbine surges as booming ODS and AGP demand, global expansion and AI upgrades fuel sharp growth across its mobile ad ecosystem.

Digital Turbine has been a beneficiary of the ongoing transition from a walled garden advertising model to alternative/direct app distribution models, attributed to its compelling ad-tech capabilities. This is aided by the higher global smart device sales and the expanding OEM/telecom partnerships, as APPS reports renewed profitable growth prospects. APPS' higher ODS/AGP revenues have also benefitted from its growth flywheel, aided by the projected expansion in the global ad-tech market size to $2.54T in 2032.

AUSTIN, Texas , Nov. 13, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- Digital Turbine, Inc. (Nasdaq: APPS) announced today that it will be participating in three upcoming investor conferences in New York City on November 18 th and 19th, 2025: The 16th Annual Craig-Hallum Alpha Select Conference at the Sheraton New York Times Square Hotel on November 18th. CEO Bill Stone and CFO Steve Lasher will host one-on-one and small group investor meetings throughout the day.

Digital Turbine's business continues to recover after facing a difficult multi-year period which saw its business evolve significantly. While revenue growth is improving, this is only really due to expansion of the business in Asia Pacific and China. Digital Turbine's margins are rapidly improving, supported by the fact that operating expenses are normalizing.