Our journey is about more than e-commerce; it's about becoming an indispensable part of our customers' daily lives. We want to enrich our portfolio of services and introduce innovative new products to make sure Allegro continues as a universal platform that is a go-to destination and one-stop shop for households and businesses alike. Poland’s e-commerce landscape is growing ever more competitive, but we aim to lead it with a renewed focus on customer needs. We are building a truly universal brand focused on widening its reach and boosting client engagement, both in our core market and across our international footprint. The future of retail is being redefined by technology, and we want to be at the forefront of this evolution. AI is among the engines of our next phase of growth, with investments here meant to boost personalisation and inspire customers. Allegro’s leadership in this transformation will unlock new opportunities across our entire value chain, which already generates 1% of GDP in Poland. We want to accelerate growth in Poland and beyond by further enhancing our efficiency, developing new product and service categories, and fostering strategic partnerships. All this with buyers and merchants at the centre of our attention. We connect millions of international consumers with thousands of businesses across the region as the largest marketplace founded in Europe. Second-quarter results confirm that we know how to do it efficiently and effectively, forming a great foundation for our plans. We are just getting started.”
Marcin Kuśmierz, Allegro CEO
Allegro had an excellent second quarter, with GMV growth accelerating sequentially to 9.8% YoY in Poland, while our international marketplaces posted an impressive 61% growth rate YoY. As expected, March co-financing adjustments lifted Polish revenue growth to 18.1% YoY, boosting Adjusted EBITDA by 14.2% YoY. Operationally, we made great progress, with Allegro-managed deliveries up another 4.6pp to 34% of Polish parcels shipped and completing the transformation of the MALL legacy business in Czechia, Slovakia, and Hungary into a lean merchant selling solely on Allegro. Financially, Allegro went from strength to strength, with Polish margin rising 0.24pp to 6.27% and leverage dropping 0.32pp to 0.72x Adjusted EBITDA. This allowed us to narrow our 2025 outlook ranges and move our revenue and Adjusted EBITDA expectations up for both Poland and the group. Investors greeted our first-ever bond issue worth PLN 1 billion with a 2.7x oversubscription, and we bought back 3.68% of stock, returning PLN 1.4 billion of capital to our investors. All of this strengthens our financial flexibility for the coming years.”
Jon Eastick, Allegro CFO
About Allegro
Founded in Poland 25 years ago, Allegro now operates a leading online marketplace across Central and Eastern Europe. Based in Luxembourg and listed on the Warsaw Stock Exchange after the largest IPO in the bourse's history, Allegro solidifies its position as the largest online marketplace of European origin. The platform connects millions of buyers from across Eastern and Central Europe as well as the EU with thousands of international merchants who provide millions of products. Allegro has already established itself as the go-to marketplace for consumers in Poland and the flywheel of the Polish economy, helping to generate around 1% of the country’s gross domestic product (GDP) and its total workforce. It wants to echo the positive impact in every country where it operates, aiming to become the most loved online shopping destination in Europe.