ReAlpha FY 2025 net loss narrows to USD 17.59 million on revenue of USD 4.52 million

Reuters03-12
ReAlpha FY 2025 net loss narrows to USD 17.59 million on revenue of USD 4.52 million

ReAlpha reported FY 2025 revenue of USD 4.52 million, and net loss from continuing operations before tax of USD 17.59 million. FY 2025 revenue increased by more than quadrupled, driven by higher mortgage brokerage revenue at reAlpha Mortgage, revenue from GTG Financial through the rescission date, AiChat subscription fees, and Prevu brokerage revenue after its acquisition. FY 2025 operating loss widened by more than doubled to USD 16.01 million as operating expenses rose, primarily reflecting higher salary expense and higher marketing and advertising expense. FY 2025 gross profit margin was 54%, down 14 percentage points. ReAlpha ended FY 2025 with cash and cash equivalents of USD 7.78 million, and net cash used in operating activities of USD 11.26 million.

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