IPO-bound Urban Company reported a 38% increase in operating revenue for the financial year ended March 31, 2025 at Rs 1,144 crore.
The company turned profitable in FY25 with a net profit of Rs 240 crore against a loss of Rs 93 crore in FY24.
The profit was aided by a Rs 211-crore deferred tax credit, while on a pre-tax basis, a profit of Rs 28 crore was reported.
Urban Company had around 47,800 active service professionals on the platform monthly, serving 6.8 million annual transacting consumers in FY25.
The cofounders mentioned the company's plan to invest in expansion into newer categories and deepen its presence in existing cities.
The company also launched 'InstaHelp' for quick commerce entering the househelp booking space.
Urban Company filed a draft red herring prospectus for a Rs 1,900-crore public offering, reducing the overall IPO size from Rs 3,000 crore.
Founded in 2014, Urban Company operates in beauty and wellness, home repairs, and maintenance categories across India, Singapore, UAE, and Saudi Arabia.
India contributed the most to the company's revenue with Rs 695 crore.
The company's growth plans include cross-selling services, introducing product-led solutions under its 'Native' brand, and expanding to new markets.
The platform has revamped its delivery timeline for InstaHelp to 25-30 minutes after its launch in March.
Urban Company aims to drive growth by scaling its offerings, providing additional services, and leveraging its brand presence.
It has developed consumer products like smart locks and water purifiers under the 'Native' brand.
The company's at-home services span various services from salon and spa to home repairs, operating through joint ventures in different countries.
The continued growth trajectory of Urban Company positions it for potential success in the at-home services sector.
Urban Company's financial performance and expansion endeavors showcase its strong market presence and strategic initiatives.