While that may be true to an extent, the evidence suggests that investors don"t have much to worry about. Investors may be concerned that Hinge will eat into Tinder's dominance in the dating market, creating a zero-sum game. Match isn't required to release specific sales numbers for each of its brands. and other legacy websites like PlentyOfFish make up around a third of sales, although it's tough to get exact figures. It has grown from around zero revenue in 2014 to an estimated $1.4 billion this year, driving more than 90% of the company's top-line growth in the last five years. Tinder, the hookup-enabling app known for its "swipe right" feature, dominates Match's revenue. Let's investigate whether Hinge could eventually become as big as sister app Tinder for its parent company. Hinge, a dating app Match acquired in 2019, has been leading the charge for Match's "Emerging Opportunities" category, thanks to its appeal among millennials looking for long-term relationships. The most impressive part of online-dating conglomerate Match Group's (NASDAQ: MTCH) just-released third-quarter earnings report was hidden in an unexpected place.
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