
EMERGE Commerce Skyrockets with 43% Revenue Growth
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EMERGE Commerce soars in 2025 with a 43% revenue surge to $27.7M, driven by grocery and golf brands. Q4 revenue climbs 35% to $7.1M, marking 7 consecutive quarters of growth. CEO Ghassan Halazon hails it a breakout year, hitting all goals with organic growth, positive cash flow, and net income. They acquired Tee Two Green and Viral Loops, expecting solid Q1 growth despite seasonal dips in golf.
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Canada News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now! — EMERGE Commerce Skyrockets with 43% Revenue Growth. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.
Emerge commerce just dropped their financial results for 2025 and their flexing hard with annual revenue jumping 43% to 27.7 million dollars. That's a massive leap from 19.3 million the year before, fueled by strong growth in their grocery and golf brands. They also posted positive adjusted EBITDA of $1.5 million, flipping last year's loss into solid gains plus gross profit up, 25% to 9.9 million. Diving into the fourth quarter, revenue climbed 35% to $7.1 million, marking seven straight quarters of growth. Gross profit hit 2.5 million, up 17% and adjusted EBITDA turned positive at $205,000 for the fifth quarter running. Cash on hand swelled to $4.1 million by year end, a $1 million boost year over year. CEO Gasan Halazon called it a breakout year, hitting all their goals with organic growth, positive cash flow from operations at 2.8 million and even a net income of $279,000.
Their team scaled up acquisitions like T2 Green and Golf and kept momentum and meet subscriptions through true local. Looking ahead, they snagged viral loops early this year, a referral platform with 1.3 million in revenue and high margins, though it won't. Fully hit books to later quarters, management expects solid year over year revenue growth in the first quarter of 2026, despite seasonal dips in golf. Emerge is locked in on organic expansion, squeezing out synergies for more profits, trimming debt costs and hunting smart add-on deals to keep, compounding that value. Stay informed with Canada News today, AI-powered updates.
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