GENIUS SPORTS LTD

GENI stock represents shares of Genius Sports Limited, a company that provides data and technology services primarily to the sports, betting, and media industries. The ticker GENI trades on the New York Stock Exchange, allowing investors to buy and sell ownership stakes in the business. Its performance is tied to demand for sports data, integrity services, and related digital products.

GENI operates in the sports technology and data industry. The company collects, processes, and distributes sports data and provides integrity and betting-related services to sports leagues, sportsbooks, and media outlets. This places GENI within the broader technology and digital media sector, with a focus on sports-focused data solutions and related commercial partnerships.

The 52-week range shows the lowest and highest prices at which GENI stock has traded over the past year. This figure helps investors understand recent price volatility and where the current price sits relative to that period. For the exact 52-week high and low, please refer to the latest GENI quote and data displayed on this page.

Volatility for GENI can vary depending on news, earnings, and broader market conditions. As a sports technology and data company, its shares may react to contract announcements, league partnerships, regulatory changes, and shifts in the sports betting landscape. Historical price swings and current volatility measures are best reviewed using the latest GENI data shown on this page.

Useful valuation metrics for GENI may include price-to-sales, price-to-book, enterprise value multiples, and comparisons with peers in sports technology and data services. Because earnings can be uneven, non-GAAP measures and cash flow trends are often considered. Exact current ratios depend on market pricing and reported financials, so check the latest GENI data on this page.

Economic conditions can influence GENI through advertising budgets, sports betting activity, consumer discretionary spending, and overall market sentiment. A weaker economy may reduce spending on sports media and related services, while stronger conditions can support demand. Interest rate changes and inflation also affect growth stock valuations. Specific impacts on GENI depend on broader market and industry trends.