NASDAQ: MTCH
Match Group operates a global portfolio of online dating and social discovery apps that make money mainly through Direct Revenue from end users, meaning subscriptions and à la carte purchases. A smaller share comes from Indirect Revenue, primarily advertising.
The business reports three units:
- **Tinder:** its largest brand, currently in a product-led turnaround aimed at Gen Z. Recent features include Double Date, Group Hangouts, Events, Missed Connections and AI-driven recommendation systems.
- **Hinge:** an intentional-dating app growing in the U.S. and Europe and expanding into Latin America (Brazil, Mexico), India, and planned for Japan in 2027.
- **Evergreen & Emerging (E&E):** includes Match, BLK, OurTime, Upward, HER, The League, Pairs, Azar and seven other apps running on a shared technology platform.
Match Group commits to returning 100% of Free Cash Flow over time through buybacks, dividends and net settlement of employee equity awards. Its business is affected by mobile app store fees, alternative payment savings, and the user engagement and payer trends at each brand. Updated
Erie Indemnity leads today's payouts, sending shareholders about $67.6 million, or $1.4625 a share, on October 20. Match Group, Preferred Bank and Werner Enterprises are paying out too, with checks landing between October 19 and 21.
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Match Group operates a global portfolio of online dating and social discovery apps that make money mainly through Direct Revenue from end users, meaning subscriptions and à la carte purchases. A smaller share comes from Indirect Revenue, primarily advertising.
24/7 Wall St.'s 12-month price target for MTCH is $40.72, rated Hold. The Wall Street consensus target is $43.29. MTCH price prediction →
