Headquartered in Redwood City, CA Fiscal year ends December NASDAQ: PUBM pubmatic.com
PubMatic is an AI-powered ad tech company that runs a unified programmatic advertising platform connecting buyers (advertisers, agencies and DSPs), publishers, data partners and commerce media networks.
It earns revenue by facilitating digital ad transactions across formats including CTV, mobile app and web. Its emerging revenue streams include Activate (direct buyer access), Commerce Media, Connect (data and audience solutions) and newly launched AI solutions.
Key AI offerings include:
- **AgenticOS:** launched January 2026, it supports fully autonomous, end-to-end agentic campaigns and includes a Campaign Insights Agent.
- **Decision Fabric:** brings real-time decisioning to the point of supply and lets partners deploy proprietary models natively on PubMatic's infrastructure.
Its premium CTV and live sports partnerships include Sony Pictures Entertainment (LIVE TV on PS5) and Strategus. PubMatic has operated since 2006, holds no debt, and actively repurchases its Class A common stock. Updated
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PubMatic is an AI-powered ad tech company that runs a unified programmatic advertising platform connecting buyers (advertisers, agencies and DSPs), publishers, data partners and commerce media networks. It earns revenue by facilitating digital ad transactions across formats including CTV, mobile app and web.
The Wall Street consensus 12-month price target for PUBM is $21.00.
