Inside the Grindr CEO's 'hardcore' vision for the LGBTQ dating app's future
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George Arison, CEO of Grindr, shares an experience illustrating how casual hookups can evolve into meaningful friendships. This reflects the broader potential of Grindr in fostering connections. In contrast to the struggles of major dating app players like Match Group, which has faced declining earnings and leadership instability, Grindr has seen a 33% revenue increase and a rise in active users post-IPO. The company's stock performance, up 70%, signals investor confidence in its growth trajectory amid industry challenges.
Grindr's revenue grew 33% last year, totaling $345 million, and it increased its user base by 7%, reaching 14.2 million monthly active users.
Despite the overall industry struggles, Grindr's successful public debut and subsequent growth illustrate the potential for dating apps to thrive.
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