Plus500 reported its revenue last year grew to around $792m in 2025, the group stated in a trading update ahead of its full year results this morning.
This represents a nominal rise of around 3% from the $768.3m in revenue the London-listed broker and fintech posted for 2024.
Around 50% of over-the-counter revenue was generated by customers who have been trading on the platform for more than five years, up from 24% in FY 2022.
The firm’s EBITDA for the year was around $348m, a small uptick in nominal terms from $342.3m in 2024, but a 8% rise on a constant currency basis, the group said.
The company remained debt-free at the year end, with cash balances of approximately $0.8 billion, after distributing around $380 million to shareholders during the year.
Plus500 reported approximately 242,000 active customers in FY 2025, broadly in line with the prior year.
The group onboarded about 104,500 new customers, compared with 118,010 in FY 2024, while its average user acquisition cost declined by more than 10% year on year, which it attributed to improved marketing efficiency.
In its trading update, Plus500 said the results were “extremely strong” and “ahead of market expectations”.
Shares in the company rose around 3% to above £37 to £36.65 as the London Stock Exchange opened this morning before dipping back down to £36.65 as at 10:10am, up 1.37% on yesterday’s closing price.
Looking ahead, the group said it remains well positioned to benefit from both short-term market conditions and longer-term growth opportunities across its OTC and non-OTC businesses, including futures and prediction markets, and expects to continue making financial and strategic progress in 2026.
The company highlighted progress in its US futures and prediction markets business last year, as well as its acquisition of licences in new regions.
During the year, Plus500 was appointed clearing partner for CME Group’s prediction market and event-based contracts platform, launched in partnership with FanDuel.
In October, the group entered into a strategic partnership with US-based trading education and evaluation platform Topstep, under which Plus500 provides clearing and technology infrastructure.
In terms of geographic expansion, Plus500 said it secured new regulatory licences in the United Arab Emirates and Canada and received authorisation to establish a representative office in Colombia, marking its first expansion into Latin America.
The group now holds 16 regulatory licences globally.
During FY 2025, Plus500 announced total shareholder returns of $365m, including $200m allocated to share buyback programmes.
The company said it remains the best-performing stock in the FTSE All-Share Index on a total return basis since its IPO in 2013.
