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EdTech: Corporate Learning

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Jan 3, 2023

Multiverse triples revenue growth but net losses widen in FY2022

Earnings/results

  • Multiverse, a UK-based online apprenticeship matching program, reported revenue growth of nearly 3x to GBP 27.3 million (~USD 32 million) in FY2022 compared to GBP 10.1 million (~USD 12 million) in FY2021. According to geographic segmentation, UK operations contributed 95% of total revenue, and US operations contributed the balance.

  • The company reported losses for the sixth consecutive year in FY2022, with net losses rising more than 30% YoY to GBP 14.2 million (~USD 17 million) from GBP 10.9 million (~USD 13 million) in FY2021. This was primarily due to a rise in administrative spending (up 89% YoY), which was on account of an increase in staff size from 181 to 312 employees in 2022. 

  • The company further stated that the uncertain macroeconomic environment and the higher interest rate may have further exacerbated investor spending in tech startups. 

Analyst QuickTake: Despite growing losses, Multiverse is believed to have enough cash on hand, as it received USD 220 million in Series D funding in June 2022, raising its valuation to USD 1.7 billion and reaching unicorn status.

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