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CDLX

Cardlytics·NASDAQ

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CDLX fundamentals

CDLX Q4 2025 Earnings

Cardlytics (CDLX) released its earnings on Mar 4, 2026: revenue was 56.09M (YoY -24.19%), beat estimates; EPS was -0.15 (YoY +51.61%), beat estimates.

Revenue / YoY

56.09M

-24.19%

EPS / YoY

-0.15

+51.61%

Report date

Mar 4, 2026

CDLX Earnings Call Summary for Q4,2025

Strategic Shift: Exited Bank of America to focus on high-margin FIs, with Q4 UK revenue up 35% YoY. New sports partnerships signal diversification beyond traditional banks.
Advertiser Growth: 60% QoQ new business wins in Q4, including a 70% jump in fashion/luxury spend. Grocery advertisers saw 21% YoY growth, with one grocer increasing spend 8x YoY.
Financial Resilience: Despite Q4 revenue down 24%, Adjusted EBITDA improved $2.1M YoY. Q1 guidance reflects near-term pain but expects sequential recovery.
Tech Leap: Migrated to modernized platform, reducing costs by 40%. AI tools now resolve 80% of customer inquiries in minutes, enhancing operational velocity.
Liquidity Boost: Bridg sale expected to strengthen balance sheet, enabling debt reduction and self-sustainability.

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Revenue & Expenses

CDLX has released its 2025 Q4 earnings report, with revenue of 56.09M, reflecting a YoY change of -24.19%, and net profit of -8.25M, showing a YoY change of 47.08%. The Sankey diagram below clearly presents CDLX's revenue sources and cost distribution.

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