Sportradar

Sportradar will provide data, livestreams and services for more than 20 sports leagues and competitions, covering around 300,000 games per year. Newly included in the cooperation are, among others, the German Bundesliga, the Basketball Euroleague, the Chinese CBA, the Australian NBL and Grand Slam tennis data. For the Bundesliga and Euroleague, Sportradar will supply exclusive livestreams and will also remain responsible for marketing and security services to detect suspicious betting activity. Financial details of the expansion were not disclosed. » Más en finanzen.net

Sportradar raised revenue in the second quarter by 19% to €378 million and adjusted EBITDA also by 19% to €76 million; the margin was 20.2%. On the bottom line there was a loss of €4 million, mainly due to unrealized currency losses on US-dollar-denominated sports rights, while operating cash flow improved. For 2026 the company lowered its outlook to currency-adjusted revenue growth of 19–21% (previously 23–25%) and adjusted EBITDA of €360–368 million (previously €390–400 million). The stock fell sharply in pre-market trading. » Más en finanzen.net

The Sportradar share fell 14.4% in premarket trading to $12.44 after the company released Q2 figures for the period ending June 30, 2026, and a weak outlook. Revenue and guidance disappointed, but earnings per share beat expectations. Also weighing on the stock were a pending class-action lawsuit alleging compliance violations and prior quarterly missteps, further undermining investor confidence. The share price is more than 60% below the 52-week high, and the decline is company-specific as the broader market advanced. » Más en de.investing.com