Ride-hailing app inDrive says revenue up 31% in 2025, eyes delivery expansion
Published on March 16, 2026.
Ride-hailing app inDrive saw its net revenue grow by nearly a third last year, according to founder and CEO, Arsen Tomsky. The company is now planning to expand its delivery offerings in developing countries with fresh acquisitions, after purchasing online grocery delivery services in Pakistan and Kazakhstan in the past two years. Tomsky noted that the company's primary region is Latin America, where over half of its business is based. The app has been downloaded over 400 million times since its launch in 2013.
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