By Katherine Hamilton
DoubleVerify shares fell after the company shared a disappointing full-year outlook and third-quarter report.
The stock slid 14% to $9.42 on Friday, at one point touching a 52-week low of $7.64. Shares have lost about half their value this year.
The company, which helps companies ensure that real people are viewing their digital ads, said it expects sales to grow 14% in the full year. That was a reduction from prior guidance of 15% growth, and analysts also had been projecting 15% growth, according to FactSet.
DoubleVerify said third-quarter revenue rose 11% to $188.6 million, which was below the $190.2 million estimate from Wall Street. Quarterly revenue was toward the lower end of the range DoubleVerify had guided for at the end of the second quarter.
Activation and measurement sales both came in below analysts' expectations, rising 10% and 9% respectively.
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November 07, 2025 15:16 ET (20:16 GMT)
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