OLX Group sees strong FY25 results with significant revenue growth

Fabricio Bloisi Group Chief Executive Officer and Executive Director Prosus N.V.
Fabricio Bloisi Group Chief Executive Officer and Executive Director - Prosus N.V.
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OLX Group, a global leader in online classifieds and a subsidiary of Naspers-owned Prosus N.V., has announced its financial results for the fiscal year 2025. The company reported revenues of $777 million, marking an 18% increase from the previous year. Adjusted EBIT (aEBIT) reached $270 million, showing a 61% rise in local currency terms compared to last year, with an aEBIT margin expanding to 35% from 25% in FY24.

The company’s growth was driven by its core categories—Motors, Real Estate, and Jobs—in key markets such as South Africa. OLX’s investments in product development focused on enhancing customer experience through advanced AI solutions.

Across its platforms, OLX saw significant user engagement. The company operates nine brands across nine markets globally, hosting nearly 64 million active listings daily and attracting 29 million monthly app users. The Motors category achieved a 24% revenue growth year-on-year due to innovative dealer tools and features like vehicle history reports. Real Estate grew by 23%, supported by platform enhancements and tools optimized for agents. In the Jobs category, OLX expanded its presence in Poland, Romania, and Ukraine with employer branding features and AI-powered matching capabilities.

Christian Gisy, CEO of OLX Group, expressed satisfaction with the company’s performance: “I am very happy with our financial performance in the fiscal year 2025. We are seeing strong, profitable growth momentum in all of our key categories and markets.” He added that investments in Artificial Intelligence are beginning to yield results.

Fabricio Bloisi, CEO of Naspers and Prosus Group, commented: “OLX has delivered another set of outstanding results… The team’s clear strategy and performance demonstrate the company’s momentum.”

In South Africa, AutoTrader and Property24 continued to strengthen their market positions through innovation. AutoTrader introduced new consumer features like machine-learning powered Price Ratings and enhanced vehicle valuation insights. Property24 launched algorithmic-powered promotional advertising to accelerate agent deal flow.

OLX is also focusing on AI-driven services to boost growth further. Over $17 million was invested last year to enhance AI capabilities across the business.

For more information about OLX Group or its parent companies Prosus and Naspers, visit their respective websites.



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