Scout24 Targets 2026 Revenue Growth of About 18%, Upper End of Prior Range

By Public Technologies
  • Scout24 specified fiscal 2026 revenue growth guidance at about 18%, the upper end of its previous range.
  • Spain and M&A are expected to contribute 7-8 percentage points to revenue growth.
  • Reported ordinary operating EBITDA margin guidance remains up to 61%; the organic margin target stays at up to 64%.
  • Third-quarter revenue rose 19.7% to EUR 198.2 million, with organic growth of 10.1%.
  • Quarterly ordinary operating EBITDA increased 15.9% to EUR 120.8 million, supporting a reported margin of 60.9%.


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