Valu, the Egyptian buy-now-pay-later and consumer fintech platform, reported gross revenues of EGP 5.6 billion for the full year ended 2025, a 71% increase on the prior year.
Net income rose 81% to EGP 764 million, the company disclosed in its FY2025 earnings release.
TRANSACTIONS MORE THAN DOUBLE
Transactions processed through the platform more than doubled to 8.7 million during the year. Valu's core instalment product operates through more than 9,000 merchant partners across Egypt.
Valu offers instalment-based payment products to consumers.
Valu built its business under the Financial Regulatory Authority's consumer finance rules before its debut on the EGX in June 2025.
FIRST RESULTS SINCE LISTING
Quarterly and annual disclosures are now required under exchange rules.
The results represent the company's first full-year financial statement since its EGX listing.
Alongside the results, Valu said it had received final approval from the Central Bank of Jordan to begin operations there, with USD 7 million of minimum capital deposited and a local management team appointed.