$SRAD

Sportradar Group (SRAD) expanded its agreement with Polymarket to include premium data, streaming, and integrity services across 20+ sports leagues. Despite this, SRAD's stock is down 44.51% YTD and 58.18% in 1 year, though it has a 3-year return of 12.42%. Analysts debate its valuation, with some seeing it as undervalued at $18.50 vs. its last close at $12.94, while others note its P/S ratio is above industry and peer averages.

Sportradar expanded its partnership with Polymarket, providing real-time sports data, live streaming, and integrity solutions for over 20 leagues and 300,000 events annually. The deal includes premium content like the Bundesliga and ATP Tour, enhancing Polymarket's prediction markets. Sportradar's CEO highlighted the growth opportunity in prediction markets, while Polymarket's President noted the scale of sports data access.

Sportradar stock rose 4.6% in pre-market trading after expanding its partnership with Polymarket and renewing its data rights agreement with Euroleague Basketball through 2031, covering 650 games per season. The company aims to strengthen its position in sports betting data and prediction markets, with a focus on long-term, exclusive rights.

Sportradar Group AG (SRAD) shares rose 6% after expanding its partnership with Polymarket, adding coverage for over 20 global sports leagues and 300,000 matches annually. The agreement includes premium sports data, streaming, and integrity services for soccer, basketball, and tennis. CEO Carsten Koerl highlighted the growth opportunity in prediction markets.

Altenar opposes Sportradar's attempt to move a US lawsuit to Zurich, alleging antitrust violations and abuse of market dominance in sports data. The dispute involves data rights for NHL, NBA, MLB, and ATP. Sportradar seeks arbitration in Switzerland, citing a 2021 agreement. Altenar claims Sportradar is evading US justice. The case is pending in the New Jersey District Court.

Sportradar Group AG (SRAD) extended its partnership with Euroleague Basketball, securing exclusive global distribution of official data and AV betting rights through 2031. The deal covers 650+ games annually and enhances Sportradar's basketball portfolio, including NBA and WNBA. The agreement aims to drive fan engagement and innovation in betting products.

Sportradar, a Nasdaq-listed betting data firm with a $4bn market cap, is accused by rival Altenar of attempting to avoid US justice by seeking private arbitration in Switzerland. Altenar claims Sportradar abused its dominant position by restricting US data access and launching competing products. Sportradar's major investors include the Canadian Pension Plan Investment Board and Michael Jordan.

Sportradar and Euroleague Basketball extended their data and audiovisual betting rights deal through 2031, starting in the 2026-27 season. The agreement covers 650+ games annually. Sportradar will distribute Euroleague data and enhance betting/fan engagement products. Integrity services, including fraud detection, will continue. Euroleague CEO Chus Bueno highlighted strategic commitment to innovation and long-term growth.

LCID, SNGX, and SRAD hit 52-week lows. LCID faces production and loss challenges, SNGX's cancer trial halted, SRAD reports Q1 loss despite revenue growth. LCID projects Q1 revenue of $280M-$284M and a $1B operating loss. SNGX has $5.9M cash, exploring options. SRAD maintains full-year outlook, but faces price target cut and short interest.

According to FactSet, 21 analysts reduced Sportradar Group AG’s average 12-month price target to $18.51 from $18.69. Targets range from $14.05 to $38.17 per share. With the Aug. 7 close as the reference, the revised target implies about 42% upside. The consensus rating remains “Buy” (16 Buys, 7 Holds, 0 Sells).