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Co-Founder and Chief Executive Officer Luis von Ahn said all key financial metrics came in ahead of expectations and that the strategy of prioritizing teaching quality and user growth is paying off, with growth in every region and every subject. The company ran hundreds …
President and Chief Executive Officer Jeffrey Thiede said the results reflect marketDemandand execution, and pointed to project opportunities in the data center, high tech and hospitality submarkets. For the first nine months, revenue rose 33.6% to USD 3.65 billion from USD 2.73 billion.
Service revenue was USD 1,030,877 thousand versus USD 3,427,947 thousand, and equipment sales and other revenue was USD 96,734 thousand versus USD 186,311 thousand. For the nine months, total revenue was USD 8,371,264 thousand versus USD 11,208,975 thousand.
Revenues from electricity trading activity in Israel contributed USD 34 million, an increase of USD 7 million compared with 2025, excluding the exchange rate impact. Adjusted EBITDA increased 38% to USD 154 million from USD 112 million. The USD 66 million increase in revenue …
Chief Executive Officer Greg Pipkin said the position across both basins reflects the strength of an integrated model with complementary assets and durable royalty and fee-driven cash flow.
Payment Services revenue rose on higher point-of-sale transactions and growth in ATH Movil, mainly in ATH Business, and merchant acquiring revenue rose on higher salesVolumeand higher non-transactional revenue. President and Chief Executive Officer Mac Schuessler said the transformation is translating into results and that …
Operating income before charges fell 24.6% to USD 155.5 million, and the margin before charges was 14.0%, down 390 basis points. Chief Executive Officer Jesse Singh said results were in line with the company outlook excluding the tax and tariff benefits but not where …
Adjusted EBITDA increased 39.2% to USD 79.5 million from USD 57.1 million, and adjusted EBITDA margin rose by 310 basis points to 32.5%. Gross margin declined 1.3 percentage points even as adjusted EBITDA margin rose 3.1 points, so theOperating Leveragecame from costs below the …
Operating income excluding special items declined 6% at constant currency, reflecting the anticipated TDAPA reimbursement effect and inflationary pressures, particularly in Care Enablement. The operating income margin was 11%. Special items in the quarter were a net negative EUR 161 million, including one-time costs …
The net loss was USD 110 million, or USD 5.24 per basic share, primarily the result of USD 125 million of non-cash fair value adjustments. For the first nine months the net loss was USD 103 million, or USD 3.49 per basic share. The …
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