Roku, Inc. Class A (ROKU) Dividend History

Roku, Inc. Class A (ROKU) is a technology company known for its streaming platform and hardware devices. Founded in 2002, Roku provides digital media players that enable users to access a wide variety of streaming content on their televisions. The company also offers an advertising platform and develops an operating system used by many smart TV manufacturers, making it a significant player in the online streaming and digital entertainment industry.

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Dividend History

Roku, Inc. Class A currently does not pay dividends

Company News

  • Roku, a leading streaming device and platform, has seen its stock price stagnate despite continued growth. However, the article argues that Roku's long-term potential, particularly in international markets, is not yet reflected in its current valuation. The company's role as a middleman in the streaming industry and its own ad-supported streaming service provide a competitive edge as the industry evolves.

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  • Pixalate's Q1 2025 report shows global open programmatic CTV ad spend rose 10% YoY to $5 billion, but ad fraud (IVT) hit 18%, up from 12% in Q1 2024. Regional IVT rates were highest in APAC (36%) and lowest in North America (18%). Roku devices had the lowest global IVT rate at 11%, while Samsung Smart TVs had the highest at 36%.

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  • The article discusses two growth stocks, Fiverr International and Roku, that are undervalued and underappreciated by Wall Street. Despite strong financial performance and growth, these stocks have lukewarm analyst ratings and high short interest, suggesting widespread skepticism. The author believes these stocks present great long-term opportunities for investors.

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  • Roku stock has seen a 25.5% decline in the past quarter, but the article argues that the stock is undervalued and has the potential for double-digit upside. The company's subscription-based business model, growing free cash flow, and institutional buying support the bull case.

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  • Roku, a leading streaming platform, has seen its stock price plummet by nearly 90% from its all-time high. Despite its dominant market position and growing user base, the company has struggled to return to profitability. The article discusses whether investors should sell or hold on to the stock, considering Roku's potential for long-term success.

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Dividend data last updated 06/07/2025 04:19:59 UTC