- Quotient Technology Inc QUOT is weighing options that include a sale of the company as it struggles with a collapse in advertising revenue.
- Quotient is working with investment bank Houlihan Lokey Inc HLI on a sale process that has been underway for several weeks, Reuters reports.
- Quotient operates Coupons.com and other digital marketing platforms offering promotions to consumers.
- It focuses on the U.S. grocery sector and has some of the biggest consumer companies as clients, representing over 2,500 brands.
- Quotient's fortunes gave in to the pandemic recovery-led slowdown, further worsened by clients slashing advertising spending. Its shares have lost 80% of their value since April 2021.
- In February, Quotient said its revenue dropped from $521.5 million in 2021 to $288.8 million in 2022, while its net operating loss widened from $(45.6) million to $(76.5) million.
- Price Action: QUOT shares traded higher by 13.6% at $3.77 on the last check Tuesday.
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