Acroud has posted year on year (YoY) revenue growth of 9% to €12m for Q2 2026 as CEO Mikael Strunge hailed a new phase of “sustainable earnings growth” for the affiliate.
While adjusted EBITDA fell 15% year on year to €1.3m against a strong Q1 in 2025, the figure marked a 7% sequential uplift on the first three months of 2026.
New depositing customers amounted to 67,600, a 38% YoY jump, after the World Cup created a “significant acquisition opportunity”.
Looking at H1:
- Revenue was up 13% YoY to €23.5m
- Adjusted EBITDA grew 28% to €2.6m
- NDCs were down 3% to 117,861
Strunge commented: “The second quarter of 2026 highlighted a general continuation of the strong development seen at the beginning of the year and further strengthened our confidence in Acroud’s operational and financial position.
“Following several years dominated by restructuring, deleveraging and repositioning of the business, we have now entered a phase where our focus can shift more decisively towards sustainable earnings growth, cash generation and disciplined capital allocation.”
The CEO has been in his position for more than 12 months, after promotion from COO in May 2025. Acroud completed a significant financial and operational restructuring period in February of that year.
The results came the week after Danish affiliate Better Collective posted similar revenue growth of 9% to €89.1m, also citing the World Cup as a boost to acquisition.
Strunge added on the Acroud results: “We enter the second half of 2026 with strong momentum, two scalable operating segments, improving productivity, a broad project portfolio and a materially strengthened financial structure.
“With the restructuring phase behind us, our attention is shifting from repairing the past towards building the future.”
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Affiliate reports €12m in quarterly revenue and 38% uplift in new depositing customers, acknowledging the World Cup effect on numbers
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