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Nexxen Raises Full-Year 2026 Contribution ex-TAC and Programmatic Revenue Guidance for the Second Time This Year Ahead of Today’s Investor Day

Nexxen International (NASDAQ: NEXN) raised its full-year 2026 guidance for the second time this year ahead of an investor day. The company now expects Contribution ex-TAC of $385–$400 million (from $382–$397 million) and programmatic revenue of $377–$391 million (from $374–$388 million). Adjusted EBITDA guidance remains $122–$132 million.

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Ahead of today’s Investor Day webcast (9:00 AM ET)
Bullish—guidance raised for both Contribution ex-TAC and programmatic revenue

Guidance raise signals improving demand/monetization and supports a higher forward revenue/EBITDA trajectory despite unchanged Adjusted EBITDA range.

Nexxen raised full-year 2026 Contribution ex-TAC to $385–$400M and programmatic revenue to $377–$391M ahead of its Investor Day.

Near-term upside bias as raised revenue guidance and >20% CTV and >15% mobile growth expectations reinforce execution momentum.

Background

Nexxen is an ad-tech platform (DSP/SSP) and is holding an Investor Day today; this release updates full-year 2026 guidance for Contribution ex-TAC and programmatic revenue.

Why it matters

The key new information is the second raise of 2026 guidance ranges, plus management’s stated growth momentum in CTV and mobile, which can shift forward estimates ahead of the Investor Day narrative.

Market relevance

Traders can reprice expectations for 2026 revenue trajectory into the Investor Day, with sentiment supported by the guidance raise and stated CTV/mobile growth rates.

Market effects

Positive read-through for ad-tech/CTV and mobile in-app monetization expectations, potentially improving sentiment toward ad-tech growth names.

Limited direct regional impact beyond US-listed ad-tech sentiment.

Modest global relevance as it’s company-specific guidance rather than a cross-market regulatory or macro shock.

Alternative perspectives

Unchanged Adjusted EBITDA guidance suggests margin/expense discipline may be offsetting revenue upside, limiting multiple expansion.

Investors may focus on whether the raised ranges are driven by mix/one-offs versus sustainable demand, and how Investor Day details validate the AI/CTV/mobile go-to-market claims.

Key entities

  • Nexxen International Ltd.

    NASDAQ-listed ad-tech platform raising full-year 2026 Contribution ex-TAC and programmatic revenue guidance.

  • Ofer Druker

    CEO cited continued momentum and strategic investment to extend competitive advantages.

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