E-commerce platform D-MARKET's Q3 net loss widens on increased costs

Reuters11-05
E-commerce platform D-MARKET's Q3 net loss widens on increased costs

Overview

  • D-MARKET Q3 revenue increased by 22.1% year-over-year

  • Company's EBITDA decreased by 74.3% compared to Q3 2024

  • Net loss for Q3 increased to TRY 1,324.8 mln from TRY 409.7 mln in Q3 2024

  • Company announced a share capital increase of TRY 4.17 bln

Outlook

  • Company focuses on improving growth momentum and disciplined execution in Q4 2025

Result Drivers

  • REVENUE GROWTH - Revenue increased by 22.1% due to growth in 1P sales and delivery services

  • EBITDA DECLINE - EBITDA decreased by 74.3% due to increased advertising expenses and investments in growth projects

  • NET LOSS INCREASE - Net loss widened due to higher financial expenses and increased advertising costs

Key Details

Metric

Beat/Miss

Actual

Consensus Estimate

Q3 Revenue

TRY 19.91 bln

Q3 Net Income

-TRY 1.32 bln

Q3 EBITDA

TRY 173.80 mln

Q3 Free Cash Flow

TRY 2.58 bln

Q3 GMV

TRY 61.40 bln

Press Release: ID:nGNX7p07nT

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