Kyle Grieve predicts AppLovin will compound revenue at approximately 17% annually over the next five years, decelerating from current 47% guidance.
“I assume that the business continues to compound its revenue at a little bit below about 17%. This does mean that revenue continues to decelerate, which as we've seen the market does not like, and this is incredibly conservative as management is guided for about 47% growth in the short term, but I'm going out five years here”
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disputableAppLovin's actual revenue CAGR over the five-year period from 2026-2031 compared to 17% target
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