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    Mitchell Pindus • Wells Fargo Private Bank

    Mitchell Pindus is a Senior Vice President-Investments at Wells Fargo Advisors, specializing in providing tailored investment solutions and financial planning for a diverse client base. Over his career in the financial services industry since 2010, Pindus has cultivated a deep knowledge of asset management and wealth preservation strategies, though specific company coverage and quantifiable performance metrics are not publicly documented. Prior to joining Wells Fargo, details of previous firms are not explicitly listed, but his tenure and industry presence are well established. He holds a FINRA registration (CRD #1268550), evidencing his licensed status as a securities professional.

    Mitchell Pindus's questions to Digital Turbine Inc (APPS) leadership

    Mitchell Pindus's questions to Digital Turbine Inc (APPS) leadership • Q1 2026

    Question

    Mitchell Pindus asked about the potential impact of a turnaround in device sales, the primary geographical sources of growth, and the currency used for international billing.

    Answer

    CEO & Director Bill Stone explained that improving device sales create a macro tailwind, complementing the company's efforts to grow its share on more devices with partners like T-Mobile and Motorola. He identified Asia and Europe as strong growth areas for the AGP business and Latin America for the on-device business, while also noting a return to double-digit growth in the U.S. ODS segment. Stone confirmed that the vast majority of revenues are billed in U.S. dollars.

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    Mitchell Pindus's questions to Digital Turbine Inc (APPS) leadership • Q1 2026

    Question

    Mitchell Pindus asked about the potential positive impact of a turnaround in device sales on Digital Turbine's business going forward. He also inquired about the primary geographical sources of the company's growth and whether international business is billed in U.S. dollars or local currencies.

    Answer

    CEO & Director, Bill Stone, stated that improving device sales provide a tailwind by reversing a multi-year macro headwind and creating opportunities to expand their software footprint on more devices with partners like T-Mobile and Motorola. He identified Asia and Europe as growth areas for the AGP business and Latin America for the on-device business, alongside a recovery in the U.S. Stone confirmed that the vast majority of revenues are billed in U.S. dollars.

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    Mitchell Pindus's questions to Digital Turbine Inc (APPS) leadership • Q1 2026

    Question

    Asked about the forward-looking impact of the turnaround in device sales, the geographic sources of the company's growth, and the currency used for international billing.

    Answer

    CEO Bill Stone stated that improving device sales provide both a macro tailwind and an opportunity to increase market share on new devices. He described the growth as a 'true global story,' with AGP strength in Asia and Europe, and on-device strength in the EU and Americas, including a recovery in the U.S. He also confirmed that the vast majority of revenue is billed in USD.

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