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Marley Spoon Group SE: Marley Spoon Group SE Exceeds EBITDA Guidance for FY 2024 and Announces Outlook for FY 2025
- Marley Spoon exceeds FY 2024 EBITDA guidance significantly.
- FY 2025 outlook: slight revenue decline, margin growth.
- Positive EBITDA growth expected, +70% to +80% year-over-year.
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Marley Spoon Group SE Exceeds EBITDA Guidance for FY 2024 and Announces Outlook for FY 2025
Luxembourg, 30 April 2025 – Marley Spoon Group SE (ISIN: LU2380748603, the "Company", together with its subsidiaries, the "MS Group"), a leading global subscription-based meal kit provider, today announces that, based on preliminary results, it expects its operating EBITDA for the financial year 2024 to be above previously communicated guidance.
Preliminary, unaudited results show an operating EBITDA of approx. €9.2 million, driven by an unexpected high contribution margin of 34.7%. Preliminary net revenue for the financial year 2024 amounted to €330.1 million, reflecting an increase of 0.8% year-over-year in constant currency.
Based on these preliminary results, the Company's Management Board issues the following financial guidance for the financial year 2025, based on constant currency assumptions:
- A single-digit percentage decline in net revenue;
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Continued expansion of the contribution margin by more than 100 basis points compared to FY 2024; and
- Positive operating EBITDA, with full-year growth expected between +70% and +80% year-over-year.
This outlook reflects current market conditions and management’s assumptions regarding the Company’s operational performance. Significant changes in the macroeconomic environment may lead to revisions of this guidance.