Everything is improving but the desktop.

After rebooting its web browsers, I am sure you are all wondering how exactly it did affect the overall Opera growth, especially on desktop.

Well, today we have the answer.

Financial Highlights



– Revenue growth of 40%

– Record revenue and profit

– Strong revenue growth from Mobile Operators, Mobile Consumers and Mobile Publishers & Advertisers

Revenue: Mobile Consumers – Opera Owned and Operated Properties 2Q13

– Revenue growth driven primarily by mobile search, advertising and license revenue

– 251M users by end of 2Q13, up more than 51M compared to end of 2Q12

– 20.7B ad requests from owned & operated properties in 2Q13, up 590% versus 2Q12. Application downloads from OMS of 119 million in 2Q13, up 59% compared to 2Q12

– Revenue growth: 248% versus 2Q12

Revenue: Mobile Publisher & Advertisers – Opera Publisher Network Members 2Q13

– Revenue growth driven by both premium advertisers, including American Express, Home Depot, Mazda, Microsoft, Paramount, and Unilever, and performance advertisers such as Candy Crush and Netspend

– AdMarvel managed 171.5B ad impressions in 2Q13, up 61% vs. 2Q12

– 13,000+ websites and applications enabled in 2Q13, up from 12,000+ in 2Q12 and total reach of 350m+ in 2Q13 up from 140m+ in 2Q12

– Revenue growth: 106% versus 2Q12

Revenue: Desktop Consumer 2Q13

– Solid ARPU with lower search revenue, partly offset by higher content and advertising revenue

– Desktop users at 52 million, down 5% versus end of 2Q12

– Overall revenue growth: -10% versus 2Q12

Overall, it looks like the things are rosy everywhere but in the desktop department, which still has some catching up to do.

For a complete report, head over to the following page.