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    <title>AppsFlyer layoffs — LayoffCheck</title>
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      <title>AppsFlyer cut 100 employees (February 4, 2025)</title>
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      <pubDate>Tue, 04 Feb 2025 12:00:00 GMT</pubDate>
      <description>AppsFlyer eliminated 100 jobs in February 2025, roughly 7% of its 1,200-person workforce, citing a strategic restructuring aimed at improving agility and focusing resources on high-impact projects, particularly AI. The mobile measurement and marketing analytics company, headquartered in Israel with global offices, had just reported its best year ever: 2024 revenue was estimated at around $400 million, and it turned profitable for the first time while remaining cash-flow positive for more than two years. CEO Oren Kaniel framed the decision as a move made from a position of strength, stating that &quot;the most successful companies make bold, forward-thinking decisions from a strength, not in reaction to challenges.&quot; The restructuring is seen as preparation for a potential IPO. Kaniel also highlighted significant planned investments in AI tools, models, and team training as part of the new direction.</description>
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