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    Glimmers of hope for Raketech despite huge revenue drops continuing into 2026

    Glimmers of hope for Raketech despite huge revenue drops continuing into 2026

    Raketech reported a challenging Q1 2026 with a 36% year-on-year revenue drop to €5.3m, although underlying EBITDA showed improvement. The affiliate marketing firm sees 'glimmers of hope' amidst its restructuring efforts despite the significant revenue decline.

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