Via Transportation Reports Strong Revenue Growth While Pursuing 2026 Profitability

Via Transportation Inc. (NYSE: VIA) announced that its fourth‑quarter revenue reached $119 million, marking a 30 % year‑over‑year increase. The transit‑software provider, which completed its initial public offering in September 2025, now records an annual run‑rate revenue of $476 million—the same level that reflects its consistent 30 % expansion trajectory since becoming a public company.

Platform Segment Drives U.S. Momentum

The company’s flagship Platform suite, which supplies cities and municipalities with software to manage micro‑transit and paratransit operations, posted a 39 % jump in U.S. revenue compared with the same quarter a year earlier. This surge underscores the growing demand for digital solutions that enable public‑transport agencies to optimize service delivery in an increasingly competitive environment.

Expanded Customer Footprint

Via’s customer base climbed to 821 agencies and municipalities, a 23 % increase over the previous year. The uptick was largely propelled by the December 12 acquisition of Downtowner, a technology provider that specializes in high‑traffic destination‑city markets. By integrating Downtowner’s capabilities, Via has broadened its reach into densely populated urban corridors, strengthening its positioning in a key growth segment.

Path to Profitability

While the company remains in a high‑investment growth phase, management highlighted that its financial health is showing signs of maturation. The 2026 outlook signals a focused push toward profitability, with Via emphasizing disciplined capital allocation and operational efficiencies as it scales its platform and expands its geographic footprint.


Market Context

  • Current share price (2026‑02‑23): $15.92
  • 52‑week high (2025‑09‑14): $56.31
  • 52‑week low (2026‑02‑22): $15.48
  • Market capitalization: $1.28 billion

With a robust revenue trajectory and a strategic expansion of its customer base, Via Transportation appears poised to convert its growing top line into sustainable profitability in 2026 and beyond.