Raketech has shared its Q3 2025 report, announcing steady performance across its core Affiliation Marketing portfolio and continued progress in shifting towards a more decentralised, partnership-driven business model. Revenue from ongoing operations (excluding Casumba) was €6.2 million, a noticeable decline when compared to 2024’s €10.7 million. Moreover, Raketch completed the sale of its Casumba assets
Raketech has shared its Q3 2025 report, announcing steady performance across its core Affiliation Marketing portfolio and continued progress in shifting towards a more decentralised, partnership-driven business model.
Revenue from ongoing operations (excluding Casumba) was €6.2 million, a noticeable decline when compared to 2024’s €10.7 million. Moreover, Raketch completed the sale of its Casumba assets in September for €12 million, payable over four years, which led to a one-time accounting loss of about €10 million. However, these events did not affect cash flow or day-to-day operations.
Adjusted EBITDA from continuing operations reached €1.2 million, slightly down from €1.3 million in Q3 2024. Free cash flow stood at €1.1 million, affected by tax payments during the quarter.
Raketech CEO Johan Svensson commented:
“With a cleaner structure, stronger partnerships, and growing momentum in our Organic Publisher Network, Raketech enters the final quarter of the year with a sharper focus and enhanced flexibility to deliver on our platform-first strategy.”
The Affiliation Marketing portfolio, excluding Casumba, stayed mostly stable, generating €4.3 million compared to €4.6 million last year. SubAffiliation revenue remained €1.9 million.
Raketech’s Organic Publisher Network showed strong growth, rising to €0.9 million in revenue from €0.5 million in Q2. This improvement came from a new partnership with a major US sports betting and casino publisher launched back in August 2025.