Match Group

Match Group beat EBITDA targets in the second quarter and increased net income, while company revenue fell slightly by 1 percent. Tinder shows stabilization in daily active users, and Hinge recorded strong revenue and user growth. The outlook for Q3, however, expects revenue to decline by 2–3 percent, rising sales and marketing costs, and further declines in paying users, after which the stock fell sharply. A quarterly dividend of US$0.20 was announced. » More on finanzen.net

Match Group reported Q2 revenue of $853m, missing estimates, while adjusted EPS ($0.70) and adjusted EBITDA beat expectations. For Q3 the company expects revenue between $885m and $895m, with the midpoint below consensus; the weak outlook is attributed to the "Everyone Everywhere" segment and the redesign of the Azar app. Paying users declined 6% to 13.3m, revenue per user rose 6% to $21.13, and Tinder showed improved engagement metrics. The stock fell about 12.1% in after-hours trading due to the disappointing revenue and the softened outlook. » More on de.investing.com

Match Group's stock reached a 52-week high of $39.81 and is currently trading at $39.89. InvestingPro rates the stock as undervalued relative to its fair value; the shares are up 22.84% year-to-date. Match Group beat both earnings per share ($0.68) and revenue ($864 million) in Q1 2026, and RBC raised its price target to $42 with an "Outperform" rating. Shareholders also approved changes to the equity and incentive plan, and the FTC reiterated compliance expectations under the "Take It Down Act" for platforms. » More on de.investing.com