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- Adevinta ASA Adevinta ASA operates as a leading online classifieds group, providing digital marketplaces that connect buyers and sellers across Europe and select international markets in sectors including re-commerce, mobility, real estate, holiday rentals, and jobs. The company offers specialized platforms such as leboncoin and L'Argus in France for general goods, vehicles, and automotive services; mobile.de and Kleinanzeigen in Germany for cars and classified ads; Subito in Italy and Marktplaats in the Netherlands for consumer goods and general listings; 2dehands/2ememain in Belgium; Coches.net, Milanuncios, Fotocasa, and Habitaclia in Spain for vehicles and real estate; InfoJobs in Spain and Italy for recruitment; Willhaben in Austria; and additional brands like OLX in Brazil, Kijiji in Canada, and Zap in real estate. Adevinta ASA serves over 120 million monthly users and more than one million businesses, leveraging AI, machine learning, and cloud technology to enhance user experience, personalized recommendations, and transactional capabilities. Founded in 2018 as a spin-off from Schibsted and listed on the Oslo Stock Exchange in 2019, the company is headquartered in Oslo, Norway, with key operations in France, Germany, Spain, Italy, the Netherlands, Belgium, and Austria. In recent developments, Adevinta ASA completed the sale of its Spanish business to EQT for $2.3 billion in July 2025 to streamline its portfolio and focus on core European markets; it previously acquired eBay Classifieds Group in 2021, establishing it as the world's largest online classifieds operator, and launched its 'Growing at Scale' strategy in 2021, which included divesting non-core assets in 2022 while expanding transactional features in consumer goods and prioritizing motors and real estate verticals.