Why 4,400 sports teams use Catapult | Superhero: Sidekick

12/02/24 • 29 min

You know those sci-fi scenes where a character’s stats are tracked on screen during a fight? Well, it’s no longer sci-fi – Catapult (ASX:CAT) has made it a reality.

Today, over 4,400 teams across 100+ countries rely on Catapult’s technology. As a testament to its success, the company’s share price has surged more than 160% in the past year.

Catapult CEO, Will Lopes, even jokes that “Catapult is the only company sports teams pay to put their name on.”

In this episode, we get to hear directly from Will about:

How a small Australian company became a worldwide phenomenon
Why teams want Catapult’s products
How Catapult is using AI to redefine coaching and player management
The competitive advantages keeping Catapult ahead as professional sports grows larger and more sophisticated
The financial side: Can Catapult reach profitability?
What the future holds for Catapult

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You know those sci-fi scenes where a character’s stats are tracked on screen during a fight? Well, it’s no longer sci-fi – Catapult (ASX:CAT) has made it a reality.

Today, over 4,400 teams across 100+ countries rely on Catapult’s technology. As a testament to its success, the company’s share price has surged more than 160% in the past year.

Catapult CEO, Will Lopes, even jokes that “Catapult is the only company sports teams pay to put their name on.”

In this episode, we get to hear directly from Will about:

How a small Australian company became a worldwide phenomenon
Why teams want Catapult’s products
How Catapult is using AI to redefine coaching and player management
The competitive advantages keeping Catapult ahead as professional sports grows larger and more sophisticated
The financial side: Can Catapult reach profitability?
What the future holds for Catapult

This podcast is brought to you by Superhero (www.superhero.com.au).

Proudly helping over 350,000 investors and superannuation members on their wealth-building journey.

__________

Enter our giveaway for a chance to win 1 of 50 custom-made Superhero Sherrin footies! T&Cs apply.

Get US$10 of NVIDIA stock when you sign up for a Superhero Trading account: here. T&Cs apply.

Superhero Trading allows you to invest in over 8,500 ASX and Wall Street shares and ETFs from just $2 a trade. Other fees may apply.

Learn more about why Aussies choose Superhero.

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SPECIAL: Does the US President matter? | Superhero: Sidekick

Tariffs, Crypto, Tesla, China – lots of buzzwords have been floating around since Donald Trump’s win.

But does it ultimately really matter for investors? Or Australian investors specifically?

We got Nasdaq’s Chief Economist, Phil Mackintosh, all the way from New York to answer all your questions.

You won’t want to miss this episode!

Here’s part of what Phil covers:

How much influence does the President have on the stock market?
Lessons from Trump’s first term: What patterns or outcomes might repeat?
What could Trump’s return mean for Australian investors?

Key topics:

US-China relations: How will tariffs and tensions impact Asian and Australian markets?
Geopolitical dynamics: Implications for Ukraine, the Middle East and AUKUS partnerships.
Sector watch: Which industries, from tech to private prisons, could see the biggest changes?

This podcast is brought to you by Superhero (www.superhero.com.au).

Proudly helping over 350,000 investos and superannuation members on their wealth-building journey.

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Enter our giveaway for a chance to win 1 of 50 custom-made Superhero Sherrin footies! T&Cs apply.

Get US$10 of NVIDIA stock when you sign up for a Superhero Trading account: here. T&C’s apply.

Superhero Trading allows you to invest in over 8,500 ASX and Wall Street shares and ETFs from just $2 a trade.

Learn more about why Aussies choose Superhero.

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Did you enjoy this episode?

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Is 2025 the year for small caps? | Superhero: Sidekick

Will active investing trump passive investing this year?

Andrew Smith, a seasoned Portfolio Manager at Perennial Partners with over 20 years of experience, certainly thinks so – especially when it comes to ASX small caps.

Investing in small caps is a high-risk, high-reward game. The ride can be wild but those who know how to spot hidden gems before they take off can potentially reap serious rewards.

That’s exactly what Perennial Partners has been doing for years – uncovering undervalued companies before the rest of the market catches on.

In this episode, we get to learn directly from Andrew about:

How Perennial, one of Australia’s active fund managers, identifies promising small-cap opportunities
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Active vs. passive investing and why Perennial takes a hands-on approach
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How Andrew got into portfolio management
What Andrew thinks makes a great investor and what lessons can everyday investors learn

This podcast is brought to you by Superhero (www.superhero.com.au).

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