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Ryan Reynolds’ MNTN Files for IPO Showing Revenue Growth

MNTN Inc., a connected TV advertising platform that counts Hollywood star Ryan Reynolds as its chief creative officer, filed for an initial public offering, showing revenue growth and narrowing losses. The company's proposed terms for the listing will be disclosed in a later filing, when the underwriters are set to begin marketing the shares. MNTN Performance TV platform offers a suite of targeting, measurement and automated optimization technology, according to its website.

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MNTN, Adtech Platform Linked to Ryan Reynolds, Files for US IPO Δ1.94

MNTN is seeking to tap into a booming market as more companies list their shares on public markets, driven by deregulatory moves under the Trump administration. The connected TV advertising platform has seen revenue growth of nearly 28% to $225.6 million last year, narrowing its net loss from $53.3 million to $32.9 million. As trade policy uncertainty continues to affect global markets, MNTN's IPO comes at a pivotal moment for the company and the broader adtech industry.

Mntn, Adtech Platform Linked to Ryan Reynolds, Files for Us Ipo Δ1.94

MNTN has filed for an initial public offering in the United States, seeking to raise capital as brands refocus their marketing strategies on connected TVs amid accelerating cord-cutting trends. The company's revenue grew nearly 28% last year to $225.6 million, with a net loss narrowing to $32.9 million compared to $53.3 million the previous year. As MNTN prepares to list its shares on the New York Stock Exchange, it faces an IPO market influenced by trade policy uncertainty.

Reynolds Consumer Products Inc. (Reyn): A Bullish Theses Is Mispriced Δ1.73

REYNolds Consumer Products Inc. (REYN) is a defensive, undervalued stock in the consumer staples sector, backed by well-known brands like Reynolds Wrap and Hefty, which enjoy stable demand. Despite its strong fundamentals, REYN remains overlooked, with virtually no discussion on retail investor forums. Trading at a 14.8 P/E, well below its historical average of 20, the stock appears mispriced, especially given its reliable cash flow and market position.

NetClass Technology Inc (NTCL) Soared Last Week Δ1.72

NetClass Technology Inc (NASDAQ:NTCL) has surged to a 317-percent gain on the back of a $1-billion deal that could fuel its growth prospects, marking it as one of last week's top performers among micro- and small-cap firms. The company, which debuted on the US stock exchange in December 2024, successfully raised $9 million from its initial public offering to fund the development of its courseware and online technology platform. NetClass Technology Inc (NASDAQ:NTCL) ranks 10th on a list of the top performers last week.

CoreWeave Files for 2025's First Big Tech IPO — and Reveals It Gets More Than Half Its $1 Billion in Revenue From Microsoft Δ1.72

CoreWeave, an AI cloud provider backed by Nvidia, has filed its initial public offering (IPO) prospectus, revealing surging revenue that is largely driven by a single customer, Microsoft. The company's top line has grown by over 700% in the most recent year, with just two customers accounting for 77% of that revenue. Despite this growth, CoreWeave has also reported significant financial losses and "material weaknesses" in its internal financial reporting and IT systems.

Palantir (PLTR) Shares Skyrocket, What You Need To Know Δ1.72

Shares of data-mining and analytics company Palantir (NYSE:PLTR) jumped 5.6% in the morning session after Wedbush analysts reaffirmed their Buy rating, suggesting they are unshaken in their resolve, despite the company surrendering most of its post-earnings (Q4 2024) stock gains amid worries about government budget cuts. The analysts highlighted Palantir's ability to win a bigger share of the remaining pie, citing its AI capabilities and involvement in key military projects. However, this move may be short-lived as concerns surrounding the company's financials and CEO Alex Karp's new stock plan continue to cast a shadow over the stock.

Why Palantir (PLTR) Shares Are Climbing Today Δ1.71

Palantir shares are surging after a surprise upgrade to "Market Perform" by William Blair analysts, following a 33% selloff that left investors reeling. The company's revenue growth and guidance for 2025 at 31% and operating margins projected at 45% have bolstered its prospects, despite lingering concerns about government contract delays. As Palantir seeks to capitalize on the U.S. government's demand for a centralized payment tracking system, analysts now predict stronger returns than previously anticipated.

Microsoft Corporation (MSFT) Among the Best Stocks to Buy According to Lone Pine Capital Δ1.71

Microsoft Corporation (NASDAQ:MSFT) stands out as a top holding in Lone Pine Capital's portfolio, benefiting from the firm's long-term growth strategy and expertise in technology investing. The company's dominance in cloud computing, artificial intelligence, and gaming has enabled it to expand its market share and increase revenue. With a strong track record of innovation and adaptability, Microsoft is well-positioned to continue delivering value to investors.

General Catalyst Is Reportedly Weighing a Potential Ipo Δ1.71

General Catalyst, a prominent venture capital firm, is contemplating an initial public offering (IPO) as it continues to expand its influence in the tech industry. Founded 25 years ago with modest beginnings, the firm has grown significantly, boasting over $30 billion in assets and a diverse portfolio that includes notable investments in companies like Airbnb and Stripe. The potential IPO raises questions about whether General Catalyst could become the first major venture firm to go public, potentially influencing the strategies of its competitors.

Pason Systems Inc (Psytf) Q4 2024 Earnings Call Highlights: Strong Revenue Growth Amidst Margin Compression Δ1.71

Pason Systems Inc (PSYTF) reports a 12% increase in consolidated revenue for 2024, reaching $414 million compared to 2023. The North American drilling segment showed resilience with only a 2% revenue decline despite a 10% decrease in industry activity. Adjusted EBITDA margin decreased from 46.4% in 2023 to 39.1% in 2024, due to lower margin contributions from newer segments.

Jim Cramer Says His Trust Sold Some Meta Platforms (META) Shares Amid Latest Bull Run Δ1.71

Jim Cramer's charitable trust sold some Meta Platforms, Inc. (NASDAQ:META) shares amid the latest bull run due to the stock's rapid growth, despite concerns over higher expenses and potential ad pricing slowdowns in the future. The trust still maintains ownership of the stock, and Cramer believes its long-term value lies in AI-driven growth. The charity trust's trimmed position reflects a cautious approach to navigating market volatility.

Jim Cramer Calls on Oklo Inc. (Oklo) as Market Fades to Reality Δ1.70

Jim Cramer recently discussed Oklo Inc. (NYSE:OKLO), a nuclear fuel cycle company that has gained attention in recent months due to its potential for profitability and durability. Despite the current market conditions, which Cramer refers to as "froth," he believes that Oklo's business model is more resilient than many other companies. As the market continues to experience volatility, Cramer sees Oklo as a potential beneficiary of a shift away from trend-driven stocks.

Medical Properties Trust, Inc. (Mpw) Posts Impressive Gains Amid Market Bloodbath Δ1.70

Medical Properties Trust, Inc. (NYSE:MPW) jumped by 16.98 percent on Thursday to end at $5.58 apiece as investors cheered improved earnings performance for the fourth quarter of 2024. The company reported a narrowed net loss and swinging revenue growth, driven by its ability to accelerate debt maturities using proceeds from transactions. MPW's efforts to diversify its portfolio and address debt maturities position it to pursue shareholder value initiatives in the future.

CoreWeave Files Major AI IPO as Revenue Surges Over Eight-Fold Δ1.70

CoreWeave, a cloud provider backed by Nvidia, has announced a significant surge in revenue of over eight-fold to $1.92 billion in 2024, according to its U.S. initial public offering paperwork. The startup is now poised to raise more than $3 billion from the share sale and aims for a valuation greater than $35 billion, making it one of the biggest tech listings in recent years. CoreWeave competes with cloud providers such as Microsoft's Azure and Amazon's AWS, but its data center footprint grew to 32 in 2024 compared to 10 in 2023.

AI Stocks on Wall Street's Radar Right Now: A New Generation of Ad Platforms Under Scrutiny Δ1.70

AppLovin Corporation (NASDAQ:APP) is pushing back against allegations that its AI-powered ad platform is cannibalizing revenue from advertisers, while the company's latest advancements in natural language processing and creative insights are being closely watched by investors. The recent release of OpenAI's GPT-4.5 model has also put the spotlight on the competitive landscape of AI stocks. As companies like Tencent launch their own AI models to compete with industry giants, the stakes are high for those who want to stay ahead in this rapidly evolving space.

The Rise of AI-Powered Ad Startup Creatopy Under Tammy Nam's Leadership Δ1.70

Creatopy, an AI-powered ad startup, has appointed Tammy Nam as its new CEO, bringing a wealth of experience from her previous roles at PicsArt and Viki. Nam is well-versed in scaling early-stage startups and understands marketing tech, making her an ideal fit for the company. Creatopy has already achieved significant growth, with mid-market and enterprise revenue increasing by 400% between February 2024 and February 2025.

Jim Cramer on Alibaba Group Holding Limited (Baba): ‘We’ve Got Two Streams of Revenue that Are Explosive’ Δ1.70

Alibaba Group Holding Limited (NYSE:BABA) has seen its valuation surge in recent months, according to Jim Cramer, who attributes this growth to the company's two primary revenue streams: e-commerce and cloud computing. Cramer believes that Alibaba's diversification into these areas has made it a more attractive investment opportunity. The company's expansion into emerging markets and its focus on innovation are also driving its success.

MicroStrategy Incorporated (MSTR) Soared on Tuesday Δ1.70

The recent surge in MicroStrategy Incorporated's share price can be attributed to the announcement of President Donald Trump's planned cryptocurrency reserve, which has sparked optimism among investors. The company's holding of nearly 500,000 Bitcoins is also seen as a potential catalyst for growth. As a result, the stock jumped by 9.66 percent on Tuesday, pushing Bitcoin's prices higher.

Returns On Capital At Aptitude Software Group (LON:APTD) Have Stalled Δ1.70

Aptitude Software Group's returns on capital have stalled, with a proven return on capital employed (ROCE) that is increasing and an expanding base of capital employed being absent. The company's reliance on selling assets to sustain its operations raises concerns about the long-term sustainability of its business model. Furthermore, the flat returns on capital over the past five years suggest that the business may not be generating enough value from its investments.

Microsoft Reduces Commitments to CoreWeave Ahead of IPO, FT Reports Δ1.70

Microsoft Corp. has scaled back its commitments to cloud computing provider CoreWeave due to ongoing delivery issues and missed deadlines, according to a report from the Financial Times. This development comes as CoreWeave prepares for an initial public offering that could raise approximately $4 billion, with Microsoft being its largest customer, accounting for 62% of its revenue in 2024. The implications of Microsoft's decision could significantly impact CoreWeave’s financial stability and market valuation as it approaches its IPO.

Palantir Gains Premarket as Wedbush Sees Government Contract Momentum Δ1.70

Palantir Technologies is gaining momentum after analysts at Wedbush Securities reiterated its Outperform rating, citing potential gains in government contracts and IT budget allocations. The company's expertise in artificial intelligence-driven technologies has aligned well with the efficiency-driven projects of the U.S. Department of Defense. Palantir's involvement in high-priority military programs less likely to be subject to budget cuts positions the business to grab a bigger portion of IT contracts.

Tapestry, Inc. (NYSE:TPR): Riding High Street Estimates Δ1.70

Tapestry, Inc.'s shares have surged in recent times, driven by a bullish thesis on the company's potential for growth and profitability. The company's handbag segment, Coach, has seen significant popularity among Gen Z customers, contributing to its decade-high sales levels. With estimates of 5% growth in the Coach segment, Tapestry's EPS is poised to exceed $5 in FY2025 and potentially reach $6 by FY2026.

SharkNinja (NYSE:SN) Fundamentals Look Pretty Strong: Could The Market Be Wrong About The St Δ1.70

SharkNinja has had a rough month with its share price down 19%, but the company's fundamentals look pretty decent, and long-term financials are usually aligned with future market price movements. The ROE of 23% is respectable, especially when compared to the industry average of 16%. However, SharkNinja's five year net income growth was quite flat over the past five years, indicating that there could be other aspects preventing the company from growing.

The Power Behind Mixue's IPO Δ1.70

Mixue Group, China's largest fresh-drinks chain, has launched Hong Kong's hottest initial public offering (IPO) on the strength of its supply chain and ultralow prices. The retail portion of the company's Hong Kong debut attracted more than HK$1.6 trillion (US$205.9 billion) in subscriptions, with retail investors borrowing nearly HK$1.8 trillion from brokerages to subscribe. By this metric, Mixue surpassed a record set by Ant Group's scuttled IPO in 2020 and Kuaishou Technology's share sale in 2021.

Ramp Secures $13 Billion Valuation in Deal Allowing Employees and Investors to Sell Shares Δ1.70

The recent deal allowing some employees and early investors to cash out shares values Ramp at $13 billion, marking a significant increase from its peak valuation of $8.1 billion in 2022. The financing round, which included Khosla Ventures, Thrive Capital, and General Catalyst, demonstrates renewed investor appetite for high-growth startups despite higher interest rates. By selling shares, employees and investors can reduce their need to raise new capital, potentially alleviating pressure on companies to go public.