Mollie grows by 30% in 2024

Mollie grows by 30% in 2024

Mollie grows by 30% in 2024

2024 Financial Results

2024 Financial Results

3 June 2025

Amsterdam, 3 June 2025 – Financial services provider Mollie today announced its financial results for 2024. In a year when the European fintech sector faced growing pressure on margins and growth, Mollie delivered strong financial performance. Gross profit rose by 30 percent to €115 million. Revenue also saw a significant increase of 28 percent, reaching a total of €214 million. This growth was driven in part by a clear product focus and continued international expansion, while operating expenses remained stable throughout the year. Thanks to its strategic direction, Mollie also reported a positive EBITDA for the first time since 2018.

Amsterdam, 3 June 2025 – Financial services provider Mollie today announced its financial results for 2024. In a year when the European fintech sector faced growing pressure on margins and growth, Mollie delivered strong financial performance. Gross profit rose by 30 percent to €115 million. Revenue also saw a significant increase of 28 percent, reaching a total of €214 million. This growth was driven in part by a clear product focus and continued international expansion, while operating expenses remained stable throughout the year. Thanks to its strategic direction, Mollie also reported a positive EBITDA for the first time since 2018.

Amsterdam, 3 June 2025 – Financial services provider Mollie today announced its financial results for 2024. In a year when the European fintech sector faced growing pressure on margins and growth, Mollie delivered strong financial performance. Gross profit rose by 30 percent to €115 million. Revenue also saw a significant increase of 28 percent, reaching a total of €214 million. This growth was driven in part by a clear product focus and continued international expansion, while operating expenses remained stable throughout the year. Thanks to its strategic direction, Mollie also reported a positive EBITDA for the first time since 2018.

Amsterdam, 3 June 2025 – Financial services provider Mollie today announced its financial results for 2024. In a year when the European fintech sector faced growing pressure on margins and growth, Mollie delivered strong financial performance. Gross profit rose by 30 percent to €115 million. Revenue also saw a significant increase of 28 percent, reaching a total of €214 million. This growth was driven in part by a clear product focus and continued international expansion, while operating expenses remained stable throughout the year. Thanks to its strategic direction, Mollie also reported a positive EBITDA for the first time since 2018.

Product and market expansion paying off

These results were achieved through several key milestones in 2024. The financial services provider developed and launched multiple new products, including Tap to Pay and Mollie Invoicing. Mollie Connect, the integrated payments solution for platforms, marketplaces, fintechs and banks, continued to gain traction, and the company also advanced its international growth strategy by expanding into Italy.

In 2025, Mollie saw strong growth acceleration, driven by the success of products like Mollie Capital, in-person payments, and the growing adoption of Mollie Connect. With Mollie Connect SaaS platforms can now monetise payments without the operational complexity. This innovation is redefining the payments industry that transforms a necessary function into a revenue engine. Merchants adopting these new offerings grew 60% faster than others – a clear testament to the strength of Mollie’s product trajectory. Additionally, Mollie’s international expansion is also accelerating, with market entries in Sweden, Poland, and Portugal in the first half of the year – and more markets on the horizon.

Koen Köppen, CEO of Mollie, said: “Our 250,000 customers – from well-known brands like Gymshark, Wild and Sushidog, to local bakeries and market stalls – are at the heart of everything we do. That’s why we focus solely on initiatives that deliver direct value to them. We’ve invested more than ever in developing both new and existing products that reduce financial hassle. Think Mollie Capital, additional payment methods, Mollie Connect, and our omnichannel solutions. Alongside product development, our international expansion will continue in 2025. I’m confident about what lies ahead for the rest of the year.”

These results were achieved through several key milestones in 2024. The financial services provider developed and launched multiple new products, including Tap to Pay and Mollie Invoicing. Mollie Connect, the integrated payments solution for platforms, marketplaces, fintechs and banks, continued to gain traction, and the company also advanced its international growth strategy by expanding into Italy.

In 2025, Mollie saw strong growth acceleration, driven by the success of products like Mollie Capital, in-person payments, and the growing adoption of Mollie Connect. With Mollie Connect SaaS platforms can now monetise payments without the operational complexity. This innovation is redefining the payments industry that transforms a necessary function into a revenue engine. Merchants adopting these new offerings grew 60% faster than others – a clear testament to the strength of Mollie’s product trajectory. Additionally, Mollie’s international expansion is also accelerating, with market entries in Sweden, Poland, and Portugal in the first half of the year – and more markets on the horizon.

Koen Köppen, CEO of Mollie, said: “Our 250,000 customers – from well-known brands like Gymshark, Wild and Sushidog, to local bakeries and market stalls – are at the heart of everything we do. That’s why we focus solely on initiatives that deliver direct value to them. We’ve invested more than ever in developing both new and existing products that reduce financial hassle. Think Mollie Capital, additional payment methods, Mollie Connect, and our omnichannel solutions. Alongside product development, our international expansion will continue in 2025. I’m confident about what lies ahead for the rest of the year.”

These results were achieved through several key milestones in 2024. The financial services provider developed and launched multiple new products, including Tap to Pay and Mollie Invoicing. Mollie Connect, the integrated payments solution for platforms, marketplaces, fintechs and banks, continued to gain traction, and the company also advanced its international growth strategy by expanding into Italy.

In 2025, Mollie saw strong growth acceleration, driven by the success of products like Mollie Capital, in-person payments, and the growing adoption of Mollie Connect. With Mollie Connect SaaS platforms can now monetise payments without the operational complexity. This innovation is redefining the payments industry that transforms a necessary function into a revenue engine. Merchants adopting these new offerings grew 60% faster than others – a clear testament to the strength of Mollie’s product trajectory. Additionally, Mollie’s international expansion is also accelerating, with market entries in Sweden, Poland, and Portugal in the first half of the year – and more markets on the horizon.

Koen Köppen, CEO of Mollie, said: “Our 250,000 customers – from well-known brands like Gymshark, Wild and Sushidog, to local bakeries and market stalls – are at the heart of everything we do. That’s why we focus solely on initiatives that deliver direct value to them. We’ve invested more than ever in developing both new and existing products that reduce financial hassle. Think Mollie Capital, additional payment methods, Mollie Connect, and our omnichannel solutions. Alongside product development, our international expansion will continue in 2025. I’m confident about what lies ahead for the rest of the year.”

These results were achieved through several key milestones in 2024. The financial services provider developed and launched multiple new products, including Tap to Pay and Mollie Invoicing. Mollie Connect, the integrated payments solution for platforms, marketplaces, fintechs and banks, continued to gain traction, and the company also advanced its international growth strategy by expanding into Italy.

In 2025, Mollie saw strong growth acceleration, driven by the success of products like Mollie Capital, in-person payments, and the growing adoption of Mollie Connect. With Mollie Connect SaaS platforms can now monetise payments without the operational complexity. This innovation is redefining the payments industry that transforms a necessary function into a revenue engine. Merchants adopting these new offerings grew 60% faster than others – a clear testament to the strength of Mollie’s product trajectory. Additionally, Mollie’s international expansion is also accelerating, with market entries in Sweden, Poland, and Portugal in the first half of the year – and more markets on the horizon.

Koen Köppen, CEO of Mollie, said: “Our 250,000 customers – from well-known brands like Gymshark, Wild and Sushidog, to local bakeries and market stalls – are at the heart of everything we do. That’s why we focus solely on initiatives that deliver direct value to them. We’ve invested more than ever in developing both new and existing products that reduce financial hassle. Think Mollie Capital, additional payment methods, Mollie Connect, and our omnichannel solutions. Alongside product development, our international expansion will continue in 2025. I’m confident about what lies ahead for the rest of the year.”

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