Wallapop factura un 15% más en 2025 y eleva pérdidas a 28 millones por los incentivos

Wallapop, the Spanish online marketplace for second-hand goods, reported a 15% increase in revenue to €116 million in 2025 compared to €101 million in the previous year. However, the company's losses rose by 12% to €28 million due to an incentive plan valued at €84 million. This plan, which affected investors, employees, and current staff, was outlined at the start of the company's operations and required an additional €31 million provision in 2025 to reach the expected figure.

Despite the positive net income, Wallapop's losses still amounted to €28 million for the fiscal year. The company remains confident in achieving business profitability in the next fiscal year. Wallapop's main revenue stream is Wallapop Envíos, which generated €85 million in 2025, a 15% increase. Subscription and visibility services contributed an additional €27 million, marking a 23% growth.

CEO Rob Cassedy expressed Wallapop's commitment to growth and innovation, attributing the company's success to support from its new owner, South Korean tech giant Naver, which acquired the Spanish firm for roughly €650 million. Wallapop aims to expand its operations into Italy and Portugal after two years of strategic investments and expects to reach profitability in the consolidated business next year through a sustainable growth plan, improved margins, and increased revenue.