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About Scout24

Scout24 SE, publicly traded under the ticker G24, operates as a digital marketplace for real estate and automotive sectors. Founded in 1998 and headquartered in Munich, Germany, the company provides platforms like ImmobilienScout24, one of Germany's largest real estate portals, facilitating the purchase, sale, and rental of real estate. Scout24 operates primarily in the German-speaking countries but is expanding its impact across Europe.
Ticker
€G24
Sector
Software & Cloud Services
Primary listing
XETRA
Employees
1,315
Headquarters
Berlin, Germany

Scout24 Metrics

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€5.8B
20.77
€3.97
0.58
€1.50
1.82%

What the Analysts think about Scout24

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Bulls say / Bears say

The professional subscription engine is still growing strongly: H1 subscription revenue rose 14.2% organically, with German customer numbers up 3.6% and ARPU up 10.4%. That points to continued pricing power and room to monetise existing customers. (Scout24)
AI is beginning to support engagement and monetisation: AI-assisted property searches reached 3.3 million in June, 47 times the year-earlier level, while more professional customers are using ImmoPoints to access paid features. If this adoption continues, AI could add revenue as well as improve the platform’s appeal. (Scout24)
Scout24 increased its planned 2026 share buy-back to as much as €350 million. The larger return programme gives shareholders a direct benefit while the company continues to invest in its products and acquisitions. (Scout24)
The property market remains a risk to platform demand: Scout24 said higher rents and economic uncertainty were reducing rental search activity, while new-build completions were expected to fall further in 2026. A weaker market could constrain demand for listings and related services. (Exa)
Reported profitability weakened: H1 ordinary operating EBITDA margin fell to 60.1% from 61.4% a year earlier. Scout24 cited the Spanish consolidation and higher Private-segment marketing costs as pressures on margins. (Scout24)
The consumer business is growing more slowly than the professional segment: H1 Private revenue rose 8.6% and subscription revenue 6.2%. Management also said it stopped a win-back campaign because its conversions were not sustainable, raising questions about the durability of consumer subscriber growth. (Scout24, Investing.com)
Data summarised monthly by Lightyear AI. Last updated on 18 Oct 2026.

Scout24 Financial Performance

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Scout24 Earnings Performance

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