Jumia reported FY 2025 revenue of USD 188.9 million (+12.8%), with marketplace revenue of USD 92.1 million (+3.1%) and first-party sales of USD 95.1 million (+24.3%). Gross profit was USD 101.8 million (+2.3%), while operating loss was USD 63.2 million (-4.2%). Loss for the year from continuing operations was USD 61.5 million (-37.9%), and adjusted EBITDA loss was USD 50.5 million (-1.5%). GMV totaled USD 818.6 million (+13.6%) on 23.3 million orders (+3%) and 6.0 million annual active customers (+11%); TPV was USD 232.2 million (+18.8%). For FY 2025, Jumia said it remained active in nine African countries following its late-2024 exits from Tunisia and South Africa, and highlighted continued cost discipline, headcount reductions, and further optimization of logistics and technology infrastructure, including expanded use of automation and AI-enabled tools across forecasting, customer service, marketing execution, and fraud prevention. The company also cited broader logistics coverage and improved service reliability, and noted that failed deliveries represented 25% of gross cash-on-delivery orders in 2025, while CFDR rose to 26% of GMV and 24% of orders. As of December 31, 2025, liquidity was USD 77.8 million, including cash and cash equivalents of USD 76.7 million.

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