Moltiply Group

Moltiply Group runs a portfolio business model built around two complementary divisions. The Mavriq division aggregates national and vertical comparison and intermediation websites across Italy, Germany, France, Spain, the Netherlands and Mexico. These sites attract consumer traffic searching for mortgages, loans, insurance, utilities, telecoms and retail products, then route qualified leads or completed applications to partner providers. Value is created for providers through lower‑cost, performance‑based customer acquisition at scale, and for consumers through transparent price and product comparison. The Moltiply BPO&Tech division creates value by operating specialised back‑ and middle‑office processes, loan and leasing servicing, and related IT platforms on behalf of financial institutions and leasing and rental companies. It bundles proprietary systems (such as its leasing platform and virtual collaboration tools) with operational teams to deliver end‑to‑end outsourcing and primary‑servicer mandates. This division converts clients’ fixed operational and technology costs into outsourced service contracts, while embedding its platforms as core infrastructure.

Moltiply Group S.p.A. (formerly Gruppo MutuiOnline) is an Italy‑headquartered listed holding company operating two main divisions: an online comparison and intermediation portfolio (under the Mavriq brand) and a business‑process outsourcing and IT services portfolio (Moltiply BPO&Tech). Through multiple country and vertical brands, the group runs consumer price comparison and broking sites for financial services, insurance, utilities, telecoms and retail products across several European markets and Mexico, and operates specialised BPO and technology platforms for financial institutions and leasing companies. The group generates revenue from partner commissions and intermediation fees on completed contracts and policies driven by its comparison platforms, and from long‑term outsourcing, servicing and platform contracts with banks, insurers, leasing and rental companies, and other financial institutions. Its customers are therefore primarily financial and utility providers, telecoms operators and e‑commerce retailers (on the broking side), and banks, insurance and leasing firms, NPL servicers and asset managers (on the BPO&Tech side).