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Vivid Seats Reports Q2 Adjusted EBITDA of $12.6M
Reports Q2 adjusted EBITDA $12.6M. "We are encouraged by the progress we've made through the first half of the year. Our second quarter results exceeded expectations as we delivered sequential growthdriven by the extraordinary demand created by the FIFA World Cup," said Lawrence Fey, Chief Executive Officer of Vivid Seats. "We continue to successfully execute against our strategic objectives. With leading technology, a compelling value proposition, differentiated data, and a relentless focus on operational excellence, we remain confident in our ability to drive long-term shareholder value."
FY26 Marketplace GOV View Adjusted to $2.3B-$2.6B
Narrows FY26 marketplace GOV view to $2.3B-$2.6B from $2.2B-$2.6B.
Vivid Seats Reports Q1 Net Loss of $14.63M
Reports Q1 net loss ($14.63M) vs. ($9.79M) last year. Reports Q1 Marketplace GOV $612.4M. "Our Q1 performance reflects strong execution and meaningful progress against our Fiscal 2026 priorities with results at or above the high end of our guidance," said Lawrence Fey, CEO Officer of Vivid Seats. "We delivered sequential growth in GOV and Adjusted EBITDA along with substantial cash generation in the quarter. The improvements we are seeing are important steps as we pursue a return to growth over the course of 2026 and beyond."
Major Averages Drop Over 1% Amid Iran War
The major averages closed with losses of over 1% each as market volatility continues amid the war in Iran and the supply disruptions that are occurring because of it. Oil prices surged roughly 10% as Iran's new Supreme Leader Mojtaba Khamenei said the Strait of Hormuz should remain closed, while U.S. Energy Secretary Chris Wright told CNBC that the U.S. Navy is not prepared to escort oil tankers through the strait at this time. Overnight, three more foreign vessels were struck in the Persian Gulf a day after three separate ships, including one in the Strait, had been hit.Get caught up quickly on the top news and calls moving stocks with these five Top Five lists.1. STOCK NEWS:Dick's Sporting Goodsreportedand raised its annual dividendDollar Generalreportedand provided its outlook for FY26Morgan Stanleyand Cliffwater have capped withdrawals from their multibillion-dollar private credit funds after investors sought to redeem vastly more than the vehicles allow,Teamsters haveabout the upcoming merger of Paramount Skydanceand Warner Bros. DiscoveryAnthropic is investing $100M into the2. WALL STREET CALLS:Wells FargoOccidentalto Overweight, calling the company's "peer-leading oil sensitivity" both "an opportunity and a risk"CitiDow Inc.and LyondellBasellto Buy on "asymmetric upside risk" from an extended Middle East conflictJefferiesNutriento Buy on higher fertilizer pricesBernsteinCVSand Cignato OutperformMercadoLibreto Neutral at JPMorgan3. AROUND THE WEB:Telusis investigating a security breach, BleepingComputer reportsThe U.K.'s Ofgem has granted Teslalicense to supply electricity in the U.K., FT saysDeutsche Bankplans to expand its private credit business despite rising investor concerns about credit quality, with its portfolio reaching EUR 25.9B at the end of 2025, up about 6% year over year, FT reportsAbivaxsays "we deny the rumors" to Bloomberg after a report claimed the company granted AstraZenecaan exclusive period to access confidential information and formalize a potential takeover offerJPMorganand UBScut prime brokerage ties with Infini Capital Management Ltd. months ago, Bloomberg reports4. MOVERS:Lightwave Logicrose afterwith Tower SemiconductorPetcoincreased afterand providing guidance for FY26ProFrac Holdingsand Bumbleadvanced afterTIC Solutionsfell afterand announcing the planned retirement of CEO Tal PizzeyNetskopeand GPGIpulled back after5. EARNINGS/GUIDANCE:Gambling.comand provided guidance for FY26, with CEO Charles Gillespie calling out "record fourth quarter revenue"Sunbelt Rentalsand narrowed its guidance for FY26Vera Bradley, with CEO Ian Bickley commenting on "meaningful progress in our transformation journey"Orchestra BioMed, with EPS beating consensusVivid Seatsand provided guidance for Q1 and FY26INDEXES:The Dow fell 739.42, or 1.56%, to 46,677.85, the Nasdaq lost 404.15, or 1.78%, to 22,311.98, and the S&P 500 declined 103.18, or 1.52%, to 6,672.62.
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