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About Rocket Internet

Rocket Internet SE is a Germany-based company which provides software solutions. The company identifies internet and mobile business models and builds these either independently or invests in already existing companies. The company targets mainly new, underserved or untapped markets, in which new companies will be scaled to market leadership positions. It is focused on online business models to satisfy consumer needs across eCommerce, marketplace and financial technology sectors. Rocket Internet has flexible and scalable technology platform, which enables realizing several new projects per year in its five target regions Europe, Africa and Middle-East, Asia-Pacific, Russia and Commonwealth of the Independent States and Latin America.


Founded

2007

HQ

Germany

Employees

341

Sectors

Financials (FY)

Revenue: $137M
EBITDA: $1B

EV

$1B

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Rocket Internet Financials

Rocket Internet reported last fiscal year revenue of $137M and EBITDA of $1B.

In the same fiscal year, Rocket Internet generated $81M in gross profit, $1B in EBITDA, and $1B in net income.

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Rocket Internet P&L

In the most recent fiscal year, Rocket Internet reported revenue of $137M and EBITDA of $1B.

Rocket Internet is profitable as of last fiscal year, with gross margin of 59%, EBITDA margin of 919%, and net margin of 901%.

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Last FY202620272028
Revenue$137M
Gross Profit$81M
Gross Margin59%
EBITDA$1B
EBITDA Margin919%
EBIT Margin26%
Net Profit$1B
Net Margin901%
Net Debt$293M

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Rocket Internet Stock Performance

Rocket Internet has current market cap of $2B, and enterprise value of $1B.

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EVMarket CapPrice 1DPrice 1MPrice 3MPrice 12MEPS
$1B$2B

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Rocket Internet Valuation Multiples

Rocket Internet trades at 10.5x EV/Revenue multiple, and 1.1x EV/EBITDA.

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Rocket Internet Financial Valuation Multiples

As of May 26, 2026, Rocket Internet has market cap of $2B and EV of $1B.

Rocket Internet has a P/E ratio of 1.7x.

Last FY202620272028
EV/Revenue10.5x
EV/EBITDA1.1x
EV/EBIT40.7x
EV/Gross Profit17.8x
P/E1.7x
EV/FCF50.4x

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Rocket Internet Margins & Growth Rates

In the most recent fiscal year, Rocket Internet reported gross margin of 59%, EBITDA margin of 919%, and net margin of 901%.

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Rocket Internet Margins

Last FY202720282029
Gross Margin59%
EBITDA Margin919%
EBIT Margin26%
Net Margin901%
FCF Margin21%

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Rocket Internet Operational KPIs

Rocket Internet's revenue per employee in the last FY averaged $0.4M, while opex per employee averaged $0.1M for the same period.

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Last FY202620272028
Revenue per Employee$0.4M
Opex per Employee$0.1M
S&M Expenses to Revenue2%
G&A Expenses to Revenue18%
Opex to Revenue33%

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Rocket Internet Competitors

Rocket Internet competitors include GIMV, Antin Infrastructure Partners, HgCapital, Bure Equity, Fairfax India Holdings, Kinnevik, InvestCo Holding, Georgia Capital, Ninety One and Molten Ventures.

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EV/RevenueEV/EBITDA
Last FYLTM2027ELast FYLTM2027E
GIMV6.5x
Antin Infrastructure Partners5.0x4.9x8.5x9.0x
HgCapital14.0x
Bure Equity80.9x(4.6x)
Fairfax India Holdings5.4x
Kinnevik(4.0x)(7.0x)
InvestCo Holding2098.2x(63.1x)
Georgia Capital

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Rocket Internet Funding History

Before going public, Rocket Internet raised $2B in total equity funding, across 3 rounds.

Last private valuation of Rocket Internet was $5B, after raising $571M in August 2014 from United Internet Ventures.


Rocket Internet Funding Rounds

DateStageRaised FromRaisedValuationRev. MultipleDeal Summary
Aug-14Undisclosed stageUnited Internet Ventures$571M$5BRocket Internet, a Berlin-based e-commerce incubator and investor known for cloning successful internet businesses in emerging markets, received a strategic $582 million investment from United Internet Ventures for a 10.7% stake around August 2014, establishing a post-money valuation of €4.3 billion. This followed a $445 million investment from Philippines-based telecom PLDT for a 10% stake valuing the company at approximately $4.45 billion. United Internet's investment was in newly issued shares of the same class as existing investors, with CEO Ralph Dommermuth highlighting a long-term partnership with Rocket founders Oliver Samwer and his brothers, based on prior successful early-stage collaborations. Post-investment ownership included the Samwer brothers' Global Founders Fund at 53.7%, Kinnevik at 18.5%, Access Industries at 8.5%, and PLDT at 8.6%, making United Internet the fifth major shareholder. Shortly after, Holtzbrinck Ventures exchanged portfolio company stakes for a 2.5% direct stake in Rocket Internet, supporting the company's goal of consolidating larger ownership in its network of ventures. This aligned with Rocket's strategy to scale online businesses globally outside the US and China, employing around 25,000 people by late 2014. Rocket Internet went public in early October 2014, categorizing its portfolio into Concepts, Emerging Stars, and Proven Winners, with aims to launch over 10 startups annually and focus on high-growth emerging markets and travel sectors. Portfolio value reached €2.7 billion post-IPO, with minimal additional equity investment of €12 million.
Aug-14Undisclosed stagePLDT$437M$5BRocket Internet, a German-based e-commerce incubator and investor known as a 'company cloning factory,' received a strategic investment from Philippine telecom giant PLDT on August 7, 2014. PLDT invested €333 million (approximately $445 million) for a 10% stake, implying a post-money valuation of around $4.5 billion (or €3.3 billion). This marked PLDT as the third major external investor alongside Kinnevik and Access Industries, with PLDT gaining a supervisory board seat. The deal formed a global partnership to develop mobile and online payment technologies for emerging markets, targeting the 'unbanked, uncarded, and unconnected' population. It aimed to support Rocket Internet's Southeast Asian e-commerce ventures like Zalora and Lazada, where mobile penetration exceeds credit card usage, and extend to services like EasyTaxi and Foodpanda. PLDT's subsidiary Smart Communications brought expertise, having processed €3.4 billion in mobile money transactions in 2013. Rocket Internet operated with over 20,000 employees across more than 100 countries, generating aggregated revenues exceeding €700 million ($936 million) in 2013 from its portfolio companies. The investment preceded rumors of a Frankfurt IPO targeting over $4 billion in proceeds at a $4-4.71 billion valuation. PLDT later diluted its stake to 6.1% by declining subsequent rounds and sold shares in 2018.
Jul-13Undisclosed stageAccess Industries; Kinnevik; Mountain Partners$500M$4BRocket Internet, founded in 2007 by the Samwer brothers in Berlin, operates as an incubator and accelerator building e-commerce and internet companies globally across emerging and developed markets. By mid-2013, it had launched over 100 startups in sectors like fashion (Zalando, Zalora, Lamoda), general merchandise (Lazada, Jumia, Zando), payments (Payleven, Paymill), and food delivery (Food Panda), employing 20,000 people in over 50 countries with 75 active ventures. In July 2013, Rocket Internet announced raising a total of $500 million from long-term partners Investment AB Kinnevik and Access Industries since May 2012, marking the largest investment ever in an internet incubator at the time; this followed $650 million raised earlier that year for portfolio companies like Lazada ($100M), Lamoda ($130M), and Zalora ($100M), bringing total 2013 backing over $1 billion. Kinnevik held about 24% stake pre-investment, with funds earmarked for global expansion of its network, focusing 80-90% on e-commerce and exploring travel. Lead investors Access Industries (since 2012) and Kinnevik (since 2008) supported building high-impact companies, with Rocket charging consultancy fees to its ventures. The portfolio had a projected collective turnover of $3 billion, but no direct revenue, ARR, or EBITDA figures for Rocket Internet itself near the 2013 round; later data shows 2019 revenue at $75.39 million USD from fees, up from 2018. Rocket's strategy shifted from early exits (e.g., Alando to eBay for $54M, CityDeal to Groupon for $100M) to longer holds, leveraging a maturing European startup ecosystem. It maintains significant interests in ventures across Africa, Europe, Asia, and Australia, backed by institutional investors.

Rocket Internet M&A Activity

Rocket Internet has acquired 8 companies to date.

Last acquisition by Rocket Internet was on January 31st 2018. Rocket Internet acquired EatFirst (ex Order-In Pty Ltd.) for undisclosed valuation.

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Latest Acquisitions by Rocket Internet

EatFirst (ex Order-In Pty Ltd.)
otlob
ZoodFood
foodora
Description
EatFirst is a Sydney-based online platform for corporate catering orders in Australia, New Zealand, and Singapore. The service connects businesses with over 3,000 restaurants for office lunches, event buffets, and daily kitchen supplies like coffee and snacks. Features include scheduled recurring orders, group voting for menus, and real-time tracking. Formerly Order-In Pty Ltd., EatFirst processes thousands of orders weekly for enterprises in finance, tech, and professional services.
Otlob is a Cairo-based online food ordering platform that connects customers with restaurants across Egypt for delivery services. It partners with numerous food outlets in major cities including Cairo, Alexandria, and Giza. Acquired by Rocket Internet in 2014, the service expanded its network before integration into broader regional operations.
ZoodFood is a Tehran-based e-commerce platform pioneering online food delivery in Iran, partnering with restaurants in Tehran, Mashhad, and Isfahan for meals, groceries, and fast food. Known as Zood Service Arman, it offers real-time tracking, cash-on-delivery, and promotions through its Persian-language app.
foodora is a Delivery Hero subsidiary providing on-demand food delivery from restaurants in Europe, Asia, and Australia. Launched in Germany in 2014, it serves cities across 10 countries with integrations for high-end and casual dining options through app-based ordering and rapid courier fulfillment.
HQ CountryAustraliaEgyptIranGermany
HQ City
Sydney
Cairo
Tehran
Berlin
Deal Date31 Jan 201828 Oct 201514 Sep 201516 Apr 2015
Valuationundisclosed$12Mundisclosedundisclosed
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Rocket Internet Investment Activity

Rocket Internet has invested in 70 companies to date.

Latest investment by Rocket Internet was on May 5th 2023. Rocket Internet invested in Apata in their $5M Seed round (EV/Revenue multiple of ).

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Latest Investments by Rocket Internet

Apata
enshift
The Coterie
Knoma
Description
Apata is a fraud prevention provider tailored for fintech issuers handling identity verification and authentication. Its platform employs behavioral biometrics and device intelligence to detect account takeovers and synthetic identities in real-time during onboarding and transactions. The Tel Aviv-headquartered company serves banks and payment processors globally.
enshift is a Zurich-headquartered manager of energy transformations for investment properties in the DACH region, France and Italy. The company serves real estate funds, pension funds and industrial firms with end-to-end services including assessment, simulation, financing, installation and operation of building upgrades. enshift targets commercial, industrial and residential portfolios to reduce carbon footprints and enhance asset values.
The Coterie is a fund administration platform providing investment management for general partners and limited partners in venture capital. San Francisco-headquartered since 2021, it raised $50 million from Andreessen Horowitz and investors like Garry Tan. The platform automates reporting, compliance, and capital calls for emerging managers handling $2 billion in assets.
Knoma is a fintech platform offering payment solutions for lifelong learning courses. Users access up to £10,000 in financing to cover technical training from partnered coding bootcamps and tech schools, with repayments spread over 12 months at no interest or fees. London-based Knoma reduces barriers to digital skills acquisition amid the shift to industry 4.0 technologies. The service targets professionals reskilling in data science, programming, and AI through short, affordable modules.
HQ CountryIrelandSwitzerlandUnited StatesUnited Kingdom
HQ City
Dublin
Baar
San Francisco, CA
London
Deal Date5 May 20235 May 202324 Oct 202219 Apr 2022
RoundSeedSeedSeries ASeed
Raised$5M$4M$40M$4M
InvestorsAAF Management Ltd.; BYLD; Firebolt Ventures; Global Founders Capital; Rocket Internet; Zrosk Investment ManagementConstantin Overlack; Global Founders Capital; Hans Erni; Harmony Advisors; Oliver Samwer; One Creation; Rocket Internet; Sarona PartnersAndreessen Horowitz; Gokul Rajaram; Gradient; Initialized Capital; Pear VC; Rocket Internet; Stanley TangFasanara Capital; Global Founders Capital; Rocket Internet; The Venture Collective
Valuationundisclosedundisclosedundisclosedundisclosed
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About Rocket Internet

When was Rocket Internet founded?Rocket Internet was founded in 2007.
Where is Rocket Internet headquartered?Rocket Internet is headquartered in Germany.
How many employees does Rocket Internet have?As of today, Rocket Internet has over 341 employees.
Is Rocket Internet publicly listed?Yes, Rocket Internet is a public company listed on Hamburg Stock Exchange.
What is the stock symbol of Rocket Internet?Rocket Internet trades under RKET ticker.
When did Rocket Internet go public?Rocket Internet went public in 2014.
Who are competitors of Rocket Internet?Rocket Internet main competitors include GIMV, Antin Infrastructure Partners, HgCapital, Bure Equity, Fairfax India Holdings, Kinnevik, InvestCo Holding, Georgia Capital, Ninety One, Molten Ventures.
What is the current market cap of Rocket Internet?Rocket Internet's current market cap is $2B.
What is the current revenue of Rocket Internet?Rocket Internet's last fiscal year revenue is $137M.
What is the current EV/Revenue multiple of Rocket Internet?Current revenue multiple of Rocket Internet is 10.5x.
Is Rocket Internet profitable?No, Rocket Internet is not profitable.
How many companies Rocket Internet has acquired to date?As of May 2026, Rocket Internet has acquired 8 companies.
What was the largest acquisition by Rocket Internet?$170M acquisition of Talabat on 11th February 2015 was the largest M&A Rocket Internet has done to date.
What companies Rocket Internet acquired?Rocket Internet acquired Talabat, Pizzabo.it, otlob, ZoodFood, foodora, 24hae, Food Mesenger, and EatFirst (ex Order-In Pty Ltd.).
In how many companies Rocket Internet has invested to date?As of May 2026, Rocket Internet has invested in 70 companies.
What was the last Rocket Internet investment?On 5th May 2023 Rocket Internet invested in Apata, participating in a $5M Seed round, alongside AAF Management Ltd., BYLD, Firebolt Ventures, Global Founders Capital, and Zrosk Investment Management.
In what companies Rocket Internet invested in?Rocket Internet invested in Delivery Hero, Jumia Technologies AG, Global Fashion Group, Lazada Group, Nium, Home24, HelloFresh, ZALORA, Foodpanda, Funding Circle, Billie, Urban Sports Club, Tiko, GLOSSYBOX, Linio, tink, Helpling, The Coterie, Westwing Group, Knoma, and 50 other companies.

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