Magnite (MGNI) Is Down 5.4% After Announcing New Partnerships With dentsu and Paramount Australia

• Magnite recently announced partnerships with dentsu across EMEA and Paramount Australia, making its advanced video ad technology central to major agency and streaming TV platforms in these regions.
• These collaborations signal Magnite’s increasing influence on how premium video inventory is curated and traded, enhancing advertiser access and operational transparency for global media buyers.
• We'll examine how the expansion of Magnite's SpringServe platform into new international channels could impact its future growth prospects.

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Magnite Investment Narrative Recap

To believe in Magnite as a shareholder, you need confidence in its ability to lead the premium programmatic video and CTV advertising space as streaming platforms expand globally. The recent Dentsu and Paramount Australia partnerships reinforce Magnite’s position in premium video, but do not materially alter the most important short-term catalyst, the continued growth of CTV advertising spend. Execution risk around integrating international partnerships and large-scale clients remains one of the largest near-term challenges for the business.

Among recent announcements, the partnership with Paramount Australia stands out, as it directly supports Magnite’s CTV momentum by enabling programmatic access to high-value streaming inventory. This not only strengthens Magnite’s presence in fast-growing international streaming markets, but also builds on the central catalyst of expanding CTV relationships to drive future revenue. While such moves contribute positively, execution and competition risks in these new markets cannot be ignored.

However, investors should be aware that alongside growth opportunities, there are still concentration risks related to reliance on major streaming partners like...

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Magnite's narrative projects $876.6 million in revenue and $117.6 million in earnings by 2028. This requires a 9.1% annual revenue growth rate and an $86.7 million increase in earnings from the current $30.9 million.

Uncover how Magnite's forecasts yield a $23.15 fair value, in line with its current price.

Exploring Other Perspectives

Five individual fair value estimates from the Simply Wall St Community range widely, from US$23.15 to US$95.79 per share. While expansion in the CTV segment supports Magnite’s growth story, this diversity in opinion shows just how differently investors view the company’s future profit potential.

Explore 5 other fair value estimates on Magnite - why the stock might be worth just $23.15!

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