Gemini Space Station FY25 net loss widens to USD 583 million; revenue rises to USD 180 million

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Gemini Space Station FY25 net loss widens to USD 583 million; revenue rises to USD 180 million
  • Gemini Space Station posted a net loss of USD 582.8 million for fiscal 2025, widening from the prior year.
  • Revenue rose 26.3% to USD 179.6 million.
  • Adjusted EBITDA sank to a loss of USD 258 million from a loss of USD 13.2 million.
  • Trading volume climbed to USD 52.7 billion from USD 38.6 billion, while monthly transacting users increased to about 601,000 from 512,000.
  • Gemini said it expects existing cash and cash equivalents, IPO proceeds, and cost savings from exiting unprofitable markets to cover working capital and capital expenditure needs for at least the next 12 months.


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