Invibes Advertising: Revenue Down 25% in Q1 2026
Invibes Advertising reports a significant contraction in its activity for the first quarter of 2026 on Wednesday, with revenues falling to 3.9 million euros, a 25% decrease in a still cautious advertising market. Concurrently, the tech company continues its investment in Fusion, its proprietary generative artificial intelligence platform, set to be deployed on Connected TV by summer 2026.
Decline Linked to Advertisers' Caution
Invibes recorded a revenue of 3.9 million euros in Q1 2026, down by 25% year-over-year. Within the company's focused markets (France, Spain, Germany, United Kingdom, Italy, and Belgium), the decline reached 20%. The company attributes this contraction to an advertising environment marked by the persistent caution of advertisers. In this context, Invibes is focusing its efforts on improving its commercial and operational efficiency, while continuing its targeted investments in innovation.
Enhanced Fusion and Technical Progress
Invibes continues to develop Fusion, its proprietary platform based on generative artificial intelligence. The platform benefits from an enrichment of advertising formats and increased automation of the workflow, aiming to enhance the personalization of campaigns and expand the use cases offered to advertisers. These innovations seek to strengthen Invibes' ability to offer contextualized and personalized advertising experiences, designed to maintain high levels of audience attention. The extension of Fusion to Connected TV is progressing according to schedule: after a design and prototyping phase, the project is now entering the operational integration phase with media broadcasters, with an operational launch planned for summer 2026.
Accounting Adjustments and Governance Changes
On the occasion of finalizing the closing works for the 2025 fiscal year, Invibes adjusted the amount of non-recurring expenses to 231,000 euros, compared to 765,000 euros previously reported in March 2026. This adjustment of 0.5 million euros reflects an equivalent improvement in the published operating and net results for 2025. The company also announces a change in its governance. Kris Vlaemynck (BV Nemo Services) is stepping down as Managing Director to become Chairman of the Board, while Nicolas Pollet (NP Finance) is moving from Chairman of the Board to Managing Director. Both co-founders retain their roles as co-CEOs and continue to jointly lead the strategic and operational development of the group. The next revenue publication for the first half of 2026 is scheduled for July 28, 2026.
