Mollie, one of Europe’s fastest-growing financial platforms, grew revenue by 29 per cent in 2025.
The company delivered a strong set of financial results for 2025, with net revenue before interest increasing by 29 per cent to €147m (£125m).
This growth was driven by continued international expansion, product innovation, and a sustained focus on localised solutions.
This year was also supported by the landmark agreement to acquire GoCardless in a €1.1bn (£920m) deal.
Mollie also successfully launched in 12 new markets during 2025, moving towards its goal of a localised presence in every European country by June 2026.
Mollie Capital has provided over €250m in funding to European businesses, enabling fast, flexible access to capital and helping customers seize growth opportunities.
The FinTech also took its first steps into business banking solutions with the launch of Mollie Business Accounts, further expanding the range of offerings to its customers.
The company maintained a positive operating cash flow, operating debt-free and with a strong liquidity position.
Vincent Toolan, Mollie’s CFO, said: “Our 2025 results demonstrate that our focus on localised expertise and continuous product innovation is delivering strong growth.
“The agreement to acquire GoCardless marks a significant next step in our journey. It will allow us to create a single, seamless solution that integrates card payments, local methods, and bank payments for over 350,000 businesses.
“We are investing from a position of strength to build the future of payments.”
GoCardless deal
The GoCardless transaction is subject to customary regulatory approvals and is expected to be finalised in the second half of 2026.
Founded in 2004 in Amsterdam, Mollie’s mission is to make money management effortless for every business – in Europe and beyond.