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Newsmax Added to Russell 2000, 3000 Indexes
Trump Media Goes Global with Newsmax ‘Flagship’
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ewsmax inc. (nyse:nmax) announced in this summer that the Company has offi- cially been added to the U.S.
small-cap Russell 2000® Index, effec- tive as of market open on June 30, 2025, as part of FTSE Rus- sell’s annual reconstitution. The Company’s inclusion
in the Russell 2000® Index, as well as the
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broader Russell 3000® Index, provides Newsmax with increased visibility within the institutional investor community. The Russell indexes are widely used by investment managers and institutional investors, with approximately $10.6 trillion in assets benchmarked against Russell’s U.S. indexes.
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rump Media and Technology Group Corp. (Nasdaq, NYSE
Texas: DJT), operator of the social media platform Truth Social and the streaming platform revealed this summer that the Company has successfully launched the Truth+ platform globally. The new platform will also make
the Newsmax channel its “flagship” network on all international Truth+ apps and on the Web, which will greatly contribute to Newsmax’s ongoing international expansion efforts. Streaming channels and video on
demand content are now available globally on Truth+ apps for iOS and Android devices, on the Web, and on Truth+ apps for Apple TV, Android TV, Amazon Fire, and Roku connected TVs. Additionally, the flagship
Newsmax channel is now available on all international Truth+ apps and on the Web, which will greatly contribute to Newsmax’s Trump Media’s CEO and Chairman
Devin Nunes said, “I’d like to thank Newsmax in particular for partnering with Trump Media for this expansion, which will bring the network’s unique programming to major new markets.” Newsmax CEO Chris Ruddy said,
“Devin Nunes has done a remarkable job growing Truth Social and now Truth+ in the U.S., it’s only natural they would grow globally and we’re proud to partner with him and Trump Media on this expansion.”
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