Katapult Q4 2025 net income was USD 19.84 million and revenue rose 17% to USD 73.89 million

Reuters03-11
Katapult Q4 2025 net income was USD 19.84 million and revenue rose 17% to USD 73.89 million

Katapult reported Q4 total revenue of USD 73.89 million, up 17%, and gross originations of USD 77.9 million, down 4% growth. Q4 net income was USD 19.84 million and adjusted EBITDA was USD 5.4 million, compared with adjusted EBITDA loss in the prior-year quarter. For FY 2025, total revenue was USD 291.76 million, up 18%, while gross originations were USD 278.5 million, up 17%. FY 2025 net income was USD 1.37 million and adjusted EBITDA was USD 12.38 million. Management said Q4 growth slowed as nonprime consumers showed signs of stress and the holiday season was weaker than expected, and noted a pending merger with Aaron’s and CCF Holdings that is expected to close in Q2 2026.

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