Jojobet’s August expansion came from a rebound in its largest market and a new engine abroad.
Jojobet’s Blask Index jumped 163% month on month in Turkey in August 2026, reversing July’s fall. In India, the brand went from a near-zero January base to fourth place by August, while Cyprus supplied a smaller third leg.
Turkey remains Jojobet’s largest market, but August was a recovery rather than a new high. The brand’s Index was still 23% below January and 33% below August 2025. Turkey supplied $77M of Jojobet’s August CEB (Competitive Earning Baseline, projected revenue), compared with $11.6M from India.
India iGaming supplied the new growth leg. Jojobet held 6.6% of search in August and ranked fourth among 475 tracked brands. The country’s 2025 law prohibits online money games offered to Indian users, including services operated from foreign jurisdictions.
Blask licence data puts 100% of India’s August Index and CEB offshore. Turkey’s offshore brands held 85.2% of search and 83.8% of CEB in the same month.
Cyprus also grew: Jojobet nearly tripled month on month and ranked first with 18.1% of search. Its absolute Index was one-twelfth of Turkey’s, and Turkey plus India generated 86% of the brand’s August Index across 11 country markets.
The three panels separate scale from rank: first place in Cyprus carries far less search than fourth place in India.
Jojobet’s footprint has widened, but the expansion remains concentrated. India has become a second engine, while Turkey’s August surge recovered only part of earlier losses; Cyprus brings market leadership without comparable volume.