Answer
The press release you provided about Klaviyo’s (KVYO) second‑quarter 2025 results does not include any figures for gross margin or operating margin. The announcement focuses on headline revenue growth (32% YoY to $293 million) and the number of customers served, but it does not disclose the profitability metrics that would let us calculate or comment on the company’s gross or operating margins for the quarter—or how those margins have changed compared to the same quarter in the prior year.
What this means for your question
| Metric | Information in the release | Availability for YoY trend |
|---|---|---|
| Gross margin | Not reported | No data to assess trend |
| Operating margin | Not reported | No data to assess trend |
How you can obtain the missing margin data
- SEC filings (Form 10‑Q or Form 8‑K) – Public companies on U.S. exchanges are required to file quarterly reports that contain a consolidated statement of operations, where gross profit and operating income (and thus gross and operating margins) are disclosed.
- Investor presentations or earnings call transcripts – Companies often provide supplemental slides that break out margin percentages and may comment on YoY changes.
- Financial data platforms (e.g., Bloomberg, FactSet, S&P Capital IQ) – These services aggregate the margin figures from the SEC filings and can show historical trends.
If you locate the margin figures
- Gross margin = (Revenue – Cost of Revenue) ÷ Revenue.
- Operating margin = Operating Income ÷ Revenue.
Once you have the quarterly gross and operating margin percentages for Q2 2025 and Q2 2024, you can compute the YoY change by subtracting the 2024 figure from the 2025 figure (or by calculating the percentage change).
Bottom line: Based solely on the press release you shared, we cannot provide the gross or operating margin values, nor describe their year‑over‑year trends. You’ll need to consult Klaviyo’s detailed quarterly SEC filing or another source that reports those profitability metrics.