Genius Sports Ltd
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See all $GENI insider activity →Genius Sports (NYSE: GEN) rose nearly 10% over the week after its Q2 results beat revenue expectations and the company raised 2026 guidance. Revenue was $196M versus $185M guidance and just under consensus. Net loss widened to about $77M ($0.28/share). Full-year revenue guidance increased to about $1.03B and adjusted EBITDA to $285M-$295M.
Genius Sports raised its FY2026 outlook after a Q2 beat. It now expects Group revenue of $1.005B to $1.025B (from $990M to $1.010B) and Adjusted EBITDA of $285M to $295M (from $270M to $280M), implying a ~28.6% margin. Q2 revenue was $195.5M and Adjusted EBITDA $52.6M. Q2 net loss was $76.7M.
Genius Sports said it signed official sports data agreements with Kalshi and Polymarket to support prediction market contract settlement, plus information sharing and integrity services with market-type restrictions. CEO Mark Locke discussed the deals on a Q2 earnings call. Genius reported Q2 group revenue of $195.5M (+65% YoY) and raised full-year guidance to $1.02B revenue and $290M adjusted EBITDA.
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Raised guidance after a revenue beat, while losses widened, suggesting investors are underwriting growth spend and betting-market momentum.
Guidance upside and margin target raise expectations for profitability and cash generation, supporting a bullish repricing versus prior estimates.
The Kalshi and Polymarket official-data and integrity deals strengthen Genius Sports’ position as a verified infrastructure provider for prediction markets, supporting revenue visibility.
The article frames a profitability/cash-generation milestone versus a widening statutory loss, explaining the stock’s post-earnings wobble.
The deals expand Genius Sports into prediction markets, potentially improving monetization of its data and integrity services in the US.
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Genius Sports (NYSE: GEN) rose nearly 10% over the week after its Q2 results beat revenue expectations and the company raised 2026 guidance. Revenue was $196M versus $185M guidance and just under consensus. Net loss widened to about $77M ($0.28/share). Full-year revenue guidance increased to about $1.03B and adjusted EBITDA to $285M-$295M.
6 min readGenius Sports raised its FY2026 outlook after a Q2 beat. It now expects Group revenue of $1.005B to $1.025B (from $990M to $1.010B) and Adjusted EBITDA of $285M to $295M (from $270M to $280M), implying a ~28.6% margin. Q2 revenue was $195.5M and Adjusted EBITDA $52.6M. Q2 net loss was $76.7M.
4 min readGenius Sports said it signed official sports data agreements with Kalshi and Polymarket to support prediction market contract settlement, plus information sharing and integrity services with market-type restrictions. CEO Mark Locke discussed the deals on a Q2 earnings call. Genius reported Q2 group revenue of $195.5M (+65% YoY) and raised full-year guidance to $1.02B revenue and $290M adjusted EBITDA.
6 min readGenius Sports (GENI) shares fell about 3% to $7.60 after Q2 results. The company reported Q2 revenue of $195.5m (up 65% y/y) and guided full-year revenue to about $1.0b, with adjusted EBITDA of up to $295m. Despite adjusted metrics, statutory net loss widened to $76.7m and basic EPS loss increased to $0.28.
6 min readGenius Sports said it has partnered with Polymarket and Kalshi to provide real-time official sports event data for US-regulated prediction markets. The Polymarket deal covers live event data integrity, while the Kalshi agreement uses Genius Sports’ soccer portfolio including the Premier League and Serie A. Both partnerships take effect immediately for eligible US users.
3 min readGenius Sports CEO Mark Locke said prediction markets are validating its May 1 acquisition of Legend, citing faster-than-expected synergies in customer acquisition, official data and partnerships. He referenced deals with Kalshi and Polymarket and said prediction-market revenue should structurally rise. Genius raised 2026 guidance to revenue $1.01bn-$1.03bn and adjusted EBITDA $285m-$295m.
4 min readGenius Sports reported Q2 revenue of $195m, up about 65% year on year, with $117m from its betting technology segment. A lawsuit alleges Genius earns commissions on microbets placed at DraftKings and FanDuel, citing $126.1m from microbet commissions last year. Genius raised full-year guidance to over $1bn revenue and $285m-$295m adjusted EBITDA, while litigation costs rose to $28.9m.
6 min readGenius Sports reported Q2 2026 results. Group revenue rose 65% to $195.5M, above guidance of $185M and consensus $184.4M. Media technology, content and services revenue jumped 193% to $78.2M after its Legend acquisition (closed May 1). Adjusted EBITDA rose 54% to $52.6M. Full-year 2026 guidance raised to $1.005B-$1.025B revenue and $285M-$295M adjusted EBITDA.
6 min readGenius Sports Limited (NYSE:GENI) reported fiscal Q2 results for the quarter ended June 30, 2026, saying it beat second-quarter guidance and raised its full-year outlook. The company cited benefits from its sports-data infrastructure, growth from prediction markets, and performance in its Betting business, including scaling GeniusIQ.
2 min readGenius Sports Ltd (GENI) furnished an SEC Form 6-K — earnings release. Exhibit 99.2 Genius Sports Beats Second Quarter Guidance and Raises Full-Year Outlook • Second Quarter Group Revenue of $196m vs. guidance of $185m • Group Net Loss of $77m in the Second Quarter, primarily driven by non-recurring transaction-related expenses • Second Quarter Grou
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