Rejoy and its parent company Flip have crossed the €100 million mark, reporting €100.7 million in turnover across Hungary, Romania, Bulgaria and Greece in the 12 months through April 2026, up nearly 25% from a year earlier.
Hungary was the standout market, with annual revenue rising almost 70%, as customers increasingly chose higher-end refurbished devices over the cheapest options. Refurbished MacBooks and Apple Watches doubled in sales over the year, while the average basket value rose 10%.
Hungary is also setting the pace on digital buying habits within Rejoy’s regional footprint. Roughly 45% of orders are prepaid online by card, and about two-thirds are picked up from parcel lockers, making the country the company’s most advanced market in terms of delivery and payment behavior.
The company says its refurbished devices saved about 15,800 tons of CO2 over the past year, roughly equal to the annual emissions of 7,500 gasoline cars. Since launch, the company has served 810,000 customers across four markets and is now targeting 1 million next.
