Tappx Strengthens its Sustained Growth Model with Five-Year Consecutive Growth
by on 1st May 2026 in News

Tappx, a leading ad tech company offering multiplatform digital advertising solutions, has announced a 35% increase in revenue in 2025. With this result, the technology company consolidates a trajectory of more than five years of growth, achieving increases in both revenue and EBITDA. This significant growth comes after the platform strategically focused on optimising its operations to offer direct and exclusive advertising inventory, without intermediaries.
Between 2020 and 2025, Tappx recorded a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 31% in revenue, a figure surpassed by its profitability growth, with an EBITDA CAGR of 44.9% over the same period. This excellent performance has been driven especially by its SSP business, which experienced 50% growth in the last fiscal year alone.
By focusing on the continuous development of proprietary technology and innovative algorithms, the company is driving sustained improvement in operational efficiency and partner satisfaction.
This commitment to operational excellence is also reflected in the 20% increase in staff by 2025, which strengthens its team of experts. Tappx's approach, based on providing close and personalised service, has been key to consolidating customer satisfaction.
Under this same premise, the company continues its outstanding growth trajectory with an expansion that has tripled its presence in Europe over the past year. This development is part of their diversification strategy, which already encompasses web, CTV, and mobile (in-app) environments.
"This sustained growth over the last five years is due to our ability to apply the 'techsoulogy' approach across all areas of the business. The combination of advanced proprietary technology with close, personalised attention, along with a strong commitment to innovation and knowledge, allows us to generate lasting value for our partners," says Daniel Reina, CEO of Tappx.
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