Digital Turbine, Inc.

Digital Turbine builds software that sits between mobile device makers, wireless carriers, advertisers, and app developers to help apps and content get discovered, installed, and monetized on smartphones. Its platform combines on-device app and content distribution with ad monetization tools for publishers and developers, making it a transaction layer across the mobile app ecosystem.

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56,9 %

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+15,2 %

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— Digital Turbine, Inc.
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On Device Solutions71% Software and services that deliver apps and content directly through carrier and OEM device experiences.
App Growth Platform29% Ad monetization and user acquisition tools for app publishers, developers, and advertisers.

Customers include wireless carriers, OEMs, app publishers, developers, advertisers, and agencies that use the platform...

  • Wireless carriersprimary

    Buy on-device app and content distribution tools to monetize subscriber traffic and improve device experiences.

  • OEMsprimary

    Use the platform to preinstall, recommend, and monetize apps and content on devices.

  • App publishers and developersprimary

    Use ad monetization products to turn mobile app traffic into display, native, and video revenue.

  • Advertisers and agenciesprimary

    Buy mobile campaigns for user acquisition, brand discovery, and performance marketing.

  • Demand-side and supply-side ad-tech partnerssecondary

    Provide campaign demand, inventory access, and programmatic routing that supports monetization.

Digital Turbine is globally distributed, with revenue influenced by device volumes and ad demand across the U.S...

  • U.S. device volumes were lower in the latest quarter
  • International device volumes supported recent growth
  • Asia Pacific and China improved performance materially
  • Business depends on carrier and OEM relationships across markets
  • Global operations expose the company to trade and regulatory risk

Management is focused on simplifying the business, cutting costs, and improving cash flow through its transformation...

01
Transformation program and cost reductionshort-term

Lowering operating expenses is necessary to improve margins and cash generation.

02
Debt refinancing and liquidity managementshort-term

Near-term cash needs include refinancing loan tranches and funding interest and working capital.

03
Revenue growth from mobile monetizationmedium-term

Growth depends on expanding device, app, and ad monetization across the ecosystem.

The business is exposed to customer concentration, competitive pressure from large platform owners, and the risk that...

high

Customer concentration in advertising revenue

A limited number of advertisers can represent a significant share of revenue, creating volatility if budgets change.

Scope
Advertising customers
Materiality
high
high

Carrier and OEM insourcing

Partners may develop internal app and content distribution solutions instead of using Digital Turbine.

Scope
On Device Solutions
Materiality
high
high

Transformation program execution risk

Restructuring may not reduce costs enough and could cause attrition or operational disruption.

Scope
Company-wide
Materiality
high
high

Refinancing and leverage risk

Near-term cash needs include refinancing loan tranches and servicing debt.

Scope
Liquidity and capital resources
Materiality
high
medium

Geopolitical and regulatory exposure

International operations face trade disputes, privacy rules, and regional conflict impacts.

Scope
Asia Pacific, China, global markets
Materiality
medium
Revenue recognition and principal-agent assessment
Top-line and gross margin presentation
Seasonality and quarterly volatility
Quarter-to-quarter revenue and operating results
Goodwill impairment
Potential large non-cash charges to earnings
Estimates and contingencies
Operating expenses and balance sheet reserves

: 28.4.2026