AppLovin stock rises after Feb. 11 earnings date set as Axon checks drive focus

AppLovin stock rises after Feb. 11 earnings date set as Axon checks drive focus

New York, Jan 7, 2026, 18:28 (EST) — After-hours

  • AppLovin shares were up about 2.5% in after-hours trading on Wednesday.
  • The company set Feb. 11 for fourth-quarter and full-year 2025 results, after the U.S. market close. Business Wire

AppLovin Corp (APP.O) shares rose about 2.5% to $632.92 in late trade on Wednesday after the company said it would report fourth-quarter and full-year 2025 results on Feb. 11, after the U.S. market close. StockAnalysis

The stock was up more than 3% in afternoon trading before giving up some ground, a familiar pattern for a name that has been swinging hard session to session. MarketWatch

That next earnings print is the near-term anchor. Investors have been trying to pin down whether AppLovin’s Axon advertising platform is still pulling in fresh e-commerce spend fast enough to justify the stock’s moves, and whether the company’s outlook lines up with it. Benzinga

Bank of America Securities analyst Omar Dessouky reiterated a Buy rating and an $860 price forecast, citing channel checks — information gathered from agencies and tracking tools — that pointed to several hundred new e-commerce advertisers in December. He said the stock could stay “rangebound” until management comments on holiday e-commerce ad spending and how that carries into 2026. Benzinga

AppLovin said it will host a webinar at 5 p.m. ET on Feb. 11, led by CEO Adam Foroughi and CFO Matthew Stumpf, to discuss results and business performance. Stock Titan

The stock traded between $611 and $643 on Wednesday, leaving traders watching whether it can keep a floor near the low-$600s if expectations for the call cool again. Robinhood

But the setup cuts both ways. AppLovin closed Tuesday at $617.24 after touching $595.51, and any cautious guidance — the company’s own forecast — could put that area back in play quickly. AppLovin

Next up is Feb. 11, when AppLovin reports after the close and holds its management webcast, with the focus on Axon adoption, holiday-quarter ad spending and the tone of 2026 outlook. Morningstar

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