US EditionSecond-Hand Fashion Platform Vinted Sees 38% Revenue Jump
- Vinted reported 38% revenue growth last year, reaching 1.1 billion euros as demand for second-hand items surged across Europe.
- Profits dropped as the Lithuanian marketplace invested heavily in European expansion, launching in Latvia, Estonia, and Slovenia while introducing new product categories.
- People using the platform traded 10.8 billion euros in gross merchandise value, though adjusted Ebitda fell 5% year-on-year to 151 million euros.
- Thomas Plantenga, Vinted chief executive, said investments aim to "drive the future consumption shift from new to second-hand" as the platform leads European resale.
- The company launched in-house shipping services in Spain and Portugal while charging for features such as an item "bump" to boost seller visibility.
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Vinted Group, which operates the second-hand goods trading platform Vinted, earned 151 million euros in earnings before interest, taxes, depreciation and amortization (EBITDA) last year – 5 percent less than last year (159 million euros).
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perspectivemedia.comVinted sales surge to near £1bn as second-hand shopping stays on trend
Revenues totalled 1.1 billion euros (£960 million) for 2025, up 38% on the year before.
Second-hand fashion platform Vinted sees 38% revenue jump
Second-hand fashion platform Vinted said today it made €1.1 billion in revenue in 2025, a 38% increase on the previous year, as it expanded into categories like electronics and homeware, and launched in three new countries.
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