TruFin's Revenue Growth#
TruFin, a UK-based fintech and games publisher, announced on Wednesday that its gross revenue for 2025 increased by 20%, reaching £65.9 million. The company's adjusted earnings before interest, taxes, depreciation, and amortization (EBITDA) saw a significant rise of 66% year-on-year, totaling £12.6 million.
Performance of Playstack#
The gaming division, Playstack, was a key driver of this growth, generating £55.3 million in revenue, which is a 24% increase compared to the previous year. This success can be attributed to strong performance from its existing game catalogue and the launch of new titles, including "Abiotic Factor" and "Balatro."
Fintech Division Insights#
TruFin's fintech segment, Oxygen, also experienced an 18% growth in revenue. This growth was supported by the expansion of Early Payment programs, high client retention rates, and advancements in Software as a Service (SaaS) and partnership services. However, Satago, another fintech unit, faced challenges with a 50% decline in revenue after losing a significant banking contract. In response, the company implemented cost reductions and shifted its focus towards technology and service revenue.
Future Outlook#
In 2025, TruFin executed £8 million in share buybacks and announced an additional £6 million buyback program for 2026. The company reported fee income of £10.10 million and a pretax loss of £4.10 million for the full year. Looking ahead, TruFin indicated that group revenue for the first two months of 2026 is on track to meet expectations, projected at no less than £9.3 million. Playstack plans to release eight new titles in 2026, including "Mortal Shell II" and "Raccoin," while Satago anticipates growth in subscription revenue as new partners are onboarded.