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On March 5, Rumble reported its Q4 and full-year 2025 results, highlighting a transition toward aggressive growth in 2026. The CEO noted the completion of key video product initiatives, including platform resiliency improvements and the launch of the Rumble Wallet with Tether, which enables tipping in Bitcoin and USD Tether. The introduction of Rumble Shorts has seen significant early success, reaching 1 million unique daily views shortly after launch. Additionally, user engagement is rising, with Q4 MAUs increasing 11% sequentially to 52 million, driven largely by international expansion.

The company is professionalizing its sales and advertising operations under the leadership of Greg Sherrill. After facing previous headwinds, Rumble secured partnerships with major brands such as Netflix, Amazon Prime, and Paramount. A significant $100 million, two-year advertising deal with Tether is expected to ramp up in mid-2026, serving as an anchor to attract further high-profile influencers and podcasters. Management expects these structural changes and the upcoming midterm election cycle to drive material revenue returns in the latter half of 2026 and into 2027.

Rumble Inc. also achieved a milestone of $100.6 million in revenue for the full year 2025, which is a 5% increase over 2024. In the cloud sector, Rumble expects to close its acquisition of Northern Data in Q2 2026, targeting the high demand for GPU-as-a-Service. Rumble reported its Q4 and full-year 2025 results, signaling a shift toward aggressive growth in 2026. The company cited completed video product initiatives, platform resiliency improvements, and the launch of the Rumble Wallet with Tether, enabling tipping in Bitcoin and USD Tether.

Rumble Shorts have shown early momentum, reaching 1 million unique daily views soon after launch, while Q4 MAUs rose 11% sequentially to 52 million, driven largely by international expansion. Leadership is professionalizing its sales and advertising operations under Greg Sherrill, backed by partnerships with Netflix, Amazon Prime, and Paramount. A $100 million, two-year advertising deal with Tether is expected to ramp up in mid-2026, anchoring further influencer activity. Rumble posted full-year 2025 revenue of $100.6 million, up 5% from 2024, and expects to close the Northern Data acquisition in Q2 2026 to meet GPU-as-a-Service demand.