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10/5/26

Anghami (ANGHW)

Monday
10:44 AM
ThesisRecent user growth and advertising revenue increases are driving a more optimistic outlook for Anghami's performance in the coming quarters.

Revenue Outlook

What’s Driving the Stock

  1. 01Anghami's user base has grown by 40% YoY, driven by successful marketing campaigns targeting younger audiences.
  2. 02The company has secured exclusive licensing agreements with major Arabic music labels, enhancing its content library.
  3. 03Anghami's advertising revenue has increased by 50% in the last quarter, indicating strong demand from local advertisers.
  4. 04Churn rates have improved by 15% due to enhanced user engagement features, suggesting better retention.
  5. 05Digital media consumption growth in emerging markets
  6. 06Increased demand for localized content
  7. 07User growth in the MENA region, particularly among younger demographics
  8. 08Partnerships with local artists and music labels
FY2025 Snapshot
NI Growth
-40.8%
EPS
$-13.16
1Y Return
-31.7%

ANGHW Chart

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My Notes

  • "Our focus on localized content and user engagement is paying off, as evidenced by our growing user base."
  • Moat: Anghami's strong local content and partnerships provide a significant barrier against global competitors.
  • growth - Investors seeking exposure to emerging markets and digital media growth.
  • Interest rates impact consumer spending and borrowing costs, which can indirectly affect subscription growth and advertising budgets…
  • Watch on earnings: Monthly active users (MAUs), Average revenue per user (ARPU), Content acquisition costs.

One Sentence Summary:

Anghami: the setup is constructive — anghami's user base has grown by 40% yoy, driven by successful marketing campaigns targeting younger audiences.

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