
AppLovin and Palantir both delivered strong AI-driven revenue growth in 2025, but they serve different markets and carry vastly different valuations.
AppLovin's 70% revenue jump and lower P/E ratio make it appear more affordably priced than Palantir's 56.2% growth and sky-high multiples, though AppLovin faces legal and platform-dependency risks while Palantir contends with regulatory scrutiny and cloud-provider reliance.
For investors choosing between the two, valuation and risk tolerance are the key differentiators.
What happened
AppLovin reported FY 2025 revenue of $5.5 billion(約8800億円) (70% growth) with net income of $3.3 billion(約5300億円), while Palantir posted $4.5 billion(約7200億円) in revenue (56.2% growth) and net income of $1.6 billion(約2600億円). Both companies are using AI to drive their respective business lines—AppLovin in mobile advertising optimization, Palantir in enterprise data analytics platforms.
Why it matters
AppLovin trades at a forward P/E of 35.1x and P/S ratio of 34.6x, significantly cheaper than Palantir's 90.0x forward P/E and 67.1x P/S ratio. For investors evaluating growth stocks, valuation matters: AppLovin's lower premium relative to its 70% revenue growth may offer better value, though both face distinct risks—AppLovin depends heavily on Apple's app store policies and faces a class-action lawsuit over user tracking in the Netherlands, while Palantir is navigating a federal securities investigation and relies heavily on Amazon and Microsoft cloud infrastructure.
What to watch
AppLovin estimates Q2 revenue of about $1.9 billion(約3000億円) (up from $1.3 billion(約2100億円) in the prior year), while Palantir forecasts Q2 sales of around $1.8 billion(約2900億円) (nearly double 2025's $1 billion(約1600億円)). Palantir's stock fell to a 52-week low of $106.37 in June as investors cashed in on its elevated valuation, even as both companies continue forecasting strong growth.
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