
Unity Technologies reported its financial results for the fourth quarter of fiscal year 2024, revealing a decline in revenue that surpassed prior guidance of $422 million to $427 million. CEO Matthew Bromberg stated that the company 'meaningfully exceeded guidance,' showcasing solid execution and momentum. Unity's new ad platform, UnityVector, is positioned to enhance its advertising business, although performance improvements are expected to ramp up gradually. Following the earnings report, HSBC upgraded Unity's stock from hold to buy, citing a strong earnings performance and potential for over 20% upside. The stock surged by 36% after the announcement, reflecting investor optimism about the company's future prospects, particularly with the rollout of its AI-powered advertising model.
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$U HSBC upgrades Unity to buy from hold HSBC upgraded the game developer software company following its “strong” earnings beat. “Unity engine showing growing momentum and rollout of new ad model is a potential gamechanger
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