Qoruz sees 24% revenue uptick in Q1 FY25–26

Qoruz has reported a 24% year-on-year revenue increase for the first quarter of FY25–26, citing enterprise adoption and expansion in GCC and Asia-Pacific markets as key contributors. The company stated that growth was consistent across the quarter, with April and May showing particularly strong performance.

According to the Q1 update, momentum was driven by increased engagement from clients in regions such as the UAE, Saudi Arabia, and Singapore. The company also added over 70 new brand and agency partners during the quarter.

Qoruz highlighted a rise in performance-focused campaigns and a growing emphasis on structured collaborations between brands and creators. The results reflect broader trends in the creator economy, particularly the shift toward measurable and workflow-integrated marketing strategies.

The company attributed part of the growth to expanded product usage across client operations and the application of AI for planning and measurement in creator-led campaigns, areas it described as underserved by existing tools.

“Our proprietary creator intelligence layer continues to be a strategic differentiator in winning enterprise deals, enabling brands to approach influencer marketing with confidence and precision,” said Priya Vivek, Co-Founder and Head of Revenue and Partnerships at Qoruz. “Client retention remained strong through the quarter, with more than 80 percent of Q1 enterprise revenue coming from existing customers who doubled down on multi-market campaigns. As marketers shift more budgets from traditional performance channels to performance-influencer hybrids, Qoruz is increasingly positioned to serve as the operating layer for this new era of spend.

“We’re seeing enterprise brands approach the creator economy as a strategic and measurable channel rather than an experimental one,” said Deepak Joshi, Head of Brand Partnerships at Qoruz. “These results underscore our team’s focus on delivering clarity, structure, and results for our partners, and the growing trust in creators as critical partners in the consumer journey.”