The OLX Group reported revenues of approximately 440 million euros in the first six months ended September 30, 2025, an increase of 22% compared to the same period last year, while adjusted EBITDA grew 52% to approximately 215 million euros, raising the operating margin to 49% and adjusted EBIT rose 59% to close to 191 million euros.
Christian Gisy, CEO of the group, says he is “proud that our strategy is delivering significant results”, attributing the performance to the focus on core categories and the rapid implementation of artificial intelligence solutions, as well as the acquisition of French company La Centrale.
The boost came mainly from the Automotive (+27% revenue), Real Estate (+26%) and Jobs (+12%) segments, and the group invested around 18.6 million euros in AI in the year, with more than 60 use cases and 10 generative AI applications in the semester which, according to the company, reduced publication time by 35% to 55% and improved the quality of ads by 37%.
In strategic terms, OLX reinforced its presence in Western Europe with the purchase of La Centrale and disinvested in assets outside its core, at the same time that in Portugal the OLX, Standvirtual and Imovirtual portals recorded relevant gains — car parts with more than 850 thousand active ads and 660 thousand monthly users, Standvirtual with consumer demand growing by 26% and Imovirtual with an increase in leads of 15% — results that group presents as a reflection of reinforced monetization, operational efficiency and technological investment to sustain growth.