Idealista’s revenue grew 15% in 2025 while EBITDA doubled, though goodwill amortization drove a net loss
Executive summary: Idealista reported 346 million euros in revenue and 160 million euros in EBITDA for 2025, representing a 15% revenue increase and a doubling of EBITDA, but recorded a net loss of 191 million euros due to goodwill amortization. The results show strong underlying operational performance masked by accounting losses, which may affect investor perception and valuation multiples despite healthy cash generation.
Who is involved: Idealista (online real estate portal), its shareholders, and analysts assessing the impact of acquisition-related accounting on financial statements.
Likely next: Investors may focus on adjusted EBITDA and cash flow metrics; the company could face pressure to clarify the timeline for goodwill amortization completion or consider impairment testing if market conditions shift.
Idealista reported 346 million euros in revenue for 2025, a 15% increase year-on-year, and EBITDA reached 160 million euros, double the prior period. However, the company recorded a net loss of 191 million euros due to the amortization of goodwill from prior acquisitions. This highlights a divergence between operational profitability and accounting losses driven by non-cash charges, a common pattern in digital platforms after aggressive M&A.
Timeline
- — Idealista sube un 15% sus ingresos y duplica su ebitda (Expansión)
Analysis — what this means
Likely next events
- Idealista may release Q1 2026 results in May 2026, providing updated traction on revenue and EBITDA trends.
- If goodwill amortization completes in 2026, net income could turn positive assuming EBITDA growth continues.
Sectors affected
- Online real estate platforms
- Digital classifieds in Europe
- PropTech sector
Sources
Related cases
- DA Davidson’s Buy rating on Everus Construction highlights confidence in its accretive M&A strategy and strong bookings, signaling potential upside for the stock
- Hydreight posts record Q2 2026 results with 421% YoY revenue surge to $28M and solid profitability
- Shareholders are becoming more vigilant about corporate actions that could limit their rights during the annual meeting season
- Simply Good Foods faces securities fraud class action after undisclosed acquisition failures trigger >27% stock drop
- Paratus Energy approved a Q2 2026 cash dividend shortly after reporting steady quarterly earnings
- Paratus Energy posts $71 million Q2 revenue and $42 million adjusted EBITDA, prompting a dividend approval