The net loss of the VUSH Holding in 2025 amounted to 2.9 billion rubles against 1.986 billion rubles a year earlier. Such data is provided by the company.
Revenue decreased by 13% to 12.46 billion rubles from 14.3 billion rubles, EBITDA decreased by 41% to 3.56 billion rubles from 6.05 billion rubles.
The company is focused on two key strategic areas: improving business efficiency in Russia and scaling up its presence in Latin America.
Kicksharing revenue in Latin America increased by 104% year-on—year to RUB 1.8 billion, while EBITDA increased 2.2 times to RUB 0.7 billion.
The company does not plan to purchase a new fleet for the 2026 season in Russia and the CIS. Its goal is to maximize free cash flow, increase the profitability of an existing asset, and not increase its scale, said Alexander Sinyavsky, Whoosh's chief financial officer, quoted in the message.
Whoosh is a developer of technological solutions for micromobile transport and an operator of the kicksharing company of the same name.
More than 60% of the shares in the authorized capital of PJSC "WHOOSH Holding" belong to four co-founders and the largest shareholders (including shares held in REPO), who are members of the top management of Whoosh. Dmitry Chuiko owns 39.1% of shares, Egor Bayandin — 10.8%, Sergey Lavrentiev — 7.3%, Oleg Zhuravlev — 4.1%. The own shares acquired as part of the Whoosh Group's long-term employee motivation program account for 1.3% of the authorized capital of PJSC WUSH Holding. The share of shares in free circulation has increased and amounts to 33% of the total number of outstanding shares.
The net loss of PJSC VUSH Holding under IFRS for 9 months of 2025 amounted to 1.163 billion rubles against a profit of 2.9 billion rubles a year earlier. Revenue fell by 13.9% to RUB 10.765 billion from RUB 12.5 billion. Kicksharing's EBITDA decreased by 43.2% to RUB 3.69 billion from RUB 6.5 billion.
