Livesport Reports Revenue Growth in Czech Media Market

Livesport, the Czech media technology company behind Flashscore, reported revenue growth to CZK 3.21 billion in 2025, with net profit of CZK 2.24 billion, according to financial results reported by aroundprague.cz. The company expanded its digital sports platforms despite a year without major European or World Championships.

According to the report, Livesport's operating profit increased to CZK 1.12 billion in 2025 from CZK 841 million the previous year. The company attributed the gap between operating profit and net profit mainly to dividends received from subsidiaries.

Flashscore exceeded 125 million monthly users for the first time in October 2025, while Flashscore and BeSoccer websites and applications reached 155.9 million visitors combined, according to the report.

Livesport CEO Pavel Krbec said the company had to maintain growth without the audience increases usually generated by major international football tournaments.

"We had to earn the growth ourselves — with product, content and speed," said Pavel Krbec, CEO of Livesport.

Livesport focused on product development, content improvements and faster delivery of results during 2025, according to the report. The company also continued work on Livesport Rating, its player assessment system, with former goalkeeper Petr Čech assisting during the year.

Livesport spokesman Petr Vavřík explained that dividends from subsidiaries accounted for most of the difference between the company's operating profit and net profit, according to aroundprague.cz.

Founded in 2006, Livesport develops sports websites and mobile applications. Entrepreneur Martin Hájek remains the company's majority owner, and Livesport acquired Spanish sports platform BeSoccer at the end of 2024.