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Mobility Global (MBGL) outlined its growth plans at the Goldman Sachs conference, targeting 7.5% to 10% organic revenue growth. The company expects margin pressure during its transition period, with 2025 margins at 40.6% and a baseline of 39.1% after standalone costs. Management highlighted accelerated product launches and international expansion. The company began paying a dividend and plans to start share repurchases in early 2027. CARFAX remains its flagship product, with significant growth o

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Mobility Global (NYSE:MBGL) reported Q2 adjusted EBITDA of $202 million, up about 7%, and adjusted EBITDA margin of 43.2%. GAAP net income fell 18% to $53 million. The company reduced 2026 guidance to revenue $1.87B-$1.885B and adjusted EBITDA $745M-$760M, and announced a $0.06 quarterly dividend. Management cited weaker transactional auto activity and delayed B2B projects.

Mobility Global Inc. (NYSE: MBGL) shares fell 7.66% in a weekly period, with the stock closing near $19.14 after failing to hold the $20.7 to $21 support band, according to the article. It cites Q1 revenue of $455M, net income of $55M, and EBITDA of $159M, plus valuation metrics and technical levels around $20.75 resistance and $18.50 to $19.00 support.

Mobility Global Inc. (MBGL) filed an SEC Form 8-K — Results of Operations and Financial Condition. Page 1 5860 Trinity Parkway Centreville, VA 21020 www.mobilityglobal.c MOBILITY GLOBAL REPORTS SECOND QUARTER 2026 FINANCIAL RESULTS CENTREVILLE, Va., August 7, 2026 - Mobility Global Inc. (NYSE: MBGL) (“Mobility Global” or the “Company”) today announced financial results for the

CARFAX said its Used Car Index shows used car prices rose about $50 in July, the smallest monthly increase in months, with a rolling seven-day median average price of about $25,800. CARFAX reported vans and minivans slightly down, while hybrid and EV prices were flat, citing easing supply. CARFAX is part of Mobility Global Inc. (NYSE: MBGL).

A roundup of Monday analyst actions includes Morgan Stanley reiterating Nvidia (overweight) and Broadcom (overweight), with a focus on data center memory-cycle signals. BMO downgraded Charles Schwab to market perform. Cantor reiterated Tesla overweight ahead of earnings. Other calls include price targets for Versigent, Crane, Lumentum, and Apple, plus initiations for BP and TotalEnergies.

A roundup of Wall Street analyst actions on Wednesday included: BMO initiating Viking Holdings (Outperform, $115 target), Bernstein reiterating Apple (Outperform), and Bank of America reiterating Nvidia (Buy). Other calls covered Tesla (neutral), Netflix (Outperform, PT cut to $100), and Royal Caribbean (Outperform, $370). Several firms also set targets for Wynn, Block, Pinterest, and others.

Mobility Global Inc., spun off from S&P Global Inc., completed its separation and began trading on the NYSE on Wednesday under ticker “MBGL.” The company includes brands such as CARFAX and automotiveMastermind. S&P Global announced the spinoff in late April 2025, with Bill Eager selected to lead the new firm.

S&P Global Inc. completed a spin-off of its mobility business into Mobility Global Inc., which began trading on the NYSE on July 1 under ticker MBGL. The mobility unit generated $1.6B revenue in FY2024 and had $13B total assets as of March 31, 2026. S&P Global shareholders received 1 MBGL share per S&P Global share held as of June 15, 2026.