Creactives Group (CREG) Investor presentation summary
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Investor presentation summary
19 Oct, 2026Business overview and solution
ARR reached €6.7m at 30 June 2026, up 82% since June 2022; recurring revenue was €5.6m, up 18.2% YoY.
The Enterprise Supply Chain Data Space connects six domain Digital Twins through a semantic layer, with governed access and records remaining in source systems.
The Knowledge Base includes 150,000 categories, 30,000 technical data sheets and ~690,000 defined attributes; categorisation is repeatable across sites, systems and 25+ languages.
Vanessa supports partner-delivered set-ups; the model combines one-off set-up fees of €150k–€300k with annual SaaS of €100k–€200k and expansion across domains and usage.
Market and customers
Positioned across MDM, spend analytics, supply chain digital twins and knowledge graphs; MDM is estimated at $21.6bn–$23.8bn in 2026, with 12%–19% annual growth.
Revenue came from 16 countries in FY 2025-26; international revenue was €6.653m, or 76.9% of sales plus WIP.
The customer base includes large international industrial groups; 44 customers had subscription revenue, with recurring contracts active since 2012.
A European customer project covering 5m+ records achieved 90% categorisation and enrichment accuracy for €1.0m versus a €6.8m manual clean-up estimate.
Commercial model and growth
Partner-driven revenue rose 69.2% to €3.536m in FY 2025-26, including WIP; partners sell to multinational clients and deliver set-ups using Vanessa.
ARR was €6.710m across 44 customers; five customers added €0.85m ARR, five lost €0.25m, and adjustments across 19 customers reduced ARR by €0.19m.
Gross retention was ~93%; value churn was 3.9%, logo churn 10.9%, and average ARR per customer €152k.
Recurring revenue represented 64% of FY 2025-26 sales; SaaS revenue reached €5.556m, while maintenance fell to €8k.
Latest events from Creactives Group
- Recurring growth strengthened, but partner-led H2 sales must overcome delays and higher net debt.CREG
H2 2023 - ARR rose 31% as higher costs and prior-year tax charges widened the net loss to €1.063m.CREG
H1 2023 - Sales and recurring revenue grew, while EBITDA fell and net debt rose.CREG
H1 2024 - Recurring revenue and partner channels advanced as H1 losses narrowed and net debt fell.CREG
H2 2024 - ARR rose 22%, but EBITDA declined and net debt increased.CREG
H1 2025 - Recurring revenue drove 16% production growth as EBITDA turned positive and net debt fell 35%.CREG
H2 2025 - Production and EBITDA grew, losses narrowed, with FY2026-27 balance still targeted.CREG
H1 2026