In 2025, Vinted’s sales accelerated to €1.1 billion at the cost of a compressed margin

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Having passed a sales threshold of €1 billion in 2025, Vinted continues to diversify. Between a massive push of Vinted Go lockers, category expansion and the launch of a wallet, the second-hand marketplace is investing at every stage of a value chain. This strategy has eroded immediate profitability, but prepares for a conquest of the USA.

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On April 9, 2026, Vinted reported sales of €1.1 billion in 2025 up by 38% (after an increase of 36% in 2024), driven by a gross merchandise volume up by 47% to €10.8 billion. However, profitability has eroded, with a net profit down by 19%, standing at €62 million. The net margin ratio reached 5.6% of turnover, compared to 9.4% in 2024. The second-hand marketplace benefited from geographical expansion in Latvia, Estonia and Slovenia. This movement is continuing this year with an entry in the US

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