Grindr posts FY 2025 revenue of USD 439.9 million up 28%

Reuters02-27
Grindr posts FY 2025 revenue of USD 439.9 million up 28%

Grindr reported FY 2025 revenue of USD 439.9 million, up 28.0%, and net income of USD 94.8 million (net income margin 21.5%). FY 2025 Adjusted EBITDA was USD 195.6 million (Adjusted EBITDA margin 44.5%). Net cash provided by operating activities totaled USD 141.5 million and free cash flow was USD 132.9 million (free cash flow conversion 67.9%). The company said its board authorized an additional USD 400 million increase to its share repurchase program and extended the program to March 2029, on top of about USD 50.0 million remaining under the USD 500.0 million authorization announced in March 2025. CEO George Arison said Grindr plans to invest in premium experiences, core growth initiatives, platform foundations, and expanding AI capabilities in 2026.

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