Vinted Achieves Profitability, Expands Market Presence Amid Rising Secondhand Fashion Demand
The online fashion resale platform Vinted reports its first profitable year, driven by strategic expansions and diversified revenue streams.
- Vinted's revenue increased by 61% last year, reaching significant profitability with diverse income sources including shipping and payment services.
- The company's strategic acquisitions, such as the designer resale firm Rebelle, and expansions into new markets like Denmark and Finland, have bolstered its growth.
- Despite a challenging economic climate, Vinted's success contrasts with losses reported by other secondhand platforms like The RealReal and Thredup.
- Consumer demand for secondhand goods is on the rise, influenced by economic pressures and a growing interest in sustainable fashion.
- Vinted's CEO, Thomas Plantenga, emphasizes the potential for further expansion and the importance of balancing profitability with strategic investments.