TruFin (LSE:TRU), the UK-based fintech and video game publishing group, reported strong revenue growth for 2025, with gross revenue increasing 20% year over year to £65.9 million. Adjusted EBITDA rose even faster, climbing 66% to £12.6 million.
The group’s gaming business, Playstack, was the main contributor to the performance, generating £55.3 million in revenue, up 24% from the previous year. Growth was supported by strong catalogue sales as well as new game launches, including Abiotic Factor and Balatro.
Within TruFin’s fintech operations, the Oxygen division reported revenue growth of 18%. The increase was driven by expansion in its Early Payment programmes, strong client retention and rising demand for its software-as-a-service and partnership-based offerings.
By contrast, revenue at fintech subsidiary Satago declined by 50% following the loss of a major banking contract. In response, the company implemented cost reductions and shifted its strategy toward technology services and recurring servicing revenue.
During 2025, TruFin returned capital to shareholders through £8 million in share buybacks and has announced a further £6 million repurchase programme planned for 2026.
For the year, the group reported fee income of £10.1 million and a pretax loss of £4.1 million.
Looking into 2026, TruFin said revenue for the first two months of the year is tracking in line with board expectations at no less than £9.3 million. The Playstack division plans to launch eight new titles during the year, including Mortal Shell II and Raccoin. Meanwhile, Satago expects subscription revenue growth to accelerate as new partnership agreements are introduced.
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