Alma in the news

Josselin Garcia announced his departure from Bridge Real Estate via LinkedIn to create Alma.

New regulations starting November 20th will require credit assessments for installment payments, potentially leading to denials for consumers and impacting BNPL providers.

Alma, a French fintech specializing in flexible payment solutions, is expanding in Europe after achieving profitability, focusing on localized adaptation and preparing for AI-driven purchasing.

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Alma, a French frozen snack manufacturer, is undertaking a second LBO and seeking a Belgian fund to improve its recipes.

Aetna is lowering reimbursement rates for therapists on the Alma platform for complex and extended mental health sessions.

PFAS pollutants were found in three bottled water sources in Loire and Ard deche, leading to the temporary closure of production sites operated by Sources Alma.

Alma and CB partnered to boost the success rate of fractional payments made via bank cards by improving technical exchanges and integrating fraud prevention solutions.

AIVS Alma in Brest provides affordable private rentals for those excluded from the traditional market, incentivizing owners with tax breaks and guarantees.

CB and Alma partner to improve installment payment performance and security in France.

French fintech Alma achieved over 100 million euros in revenue and profitability with its "Buy Now, Pay Later" service, and is now expanding into the European market.

Alma becomes profitable in 2025 with strong growth, expanding merchant network, and increased European presence through its installment payment platform.

Alma achieved profitability in 2025 by expanding its European footprint, increasing consumer adoption in key sectors, and maintaining a transparent, risk-managed installment payment solution.

Alma plans 32% growth in 2025 by expanding its BNPL payment solutions used by thousands of European merchants.

Alma became profitable in 2025, achieving sustainable growth without relying on new funding.

Alma became profitable in 2025 with €2.5 billion in transactions, growing its merchant base and expanding across Europe without charging consumer late fees.

Alma has reached profitability and plans to expand further in Europe while maintaining its BNPL business model.

Alma is expanding its deferred payment services across Europe with 23,000 merchants using its installment payment options by 2026.

Alma achieved profitability in 2025, validating its sustainable split payment business model without late fees.

Alma became profitable in 2025 with over 100 million euros in revenue, expanding its European presence and customer base significantly in the split payment market.