IG Group has moved its financial year-end from 31 May to 31 December effective immediately, the online trading and investment platform announced on 4 November 2025. The change aligns the company’s reporting calendar with the standard calendar year, streamlining financial disclosures and investor communications.
Analyst consensus compiled from seven major investment banks forecasts steady revenue expansion over the next three years. Net trading revenue is expected to grow from £1,169.6m in calendar year 2026 to £1,388.5m by 2028, representing a 19% increase. Total revenue—comprising trading revenue and net interest income—is projected to rise from £1,287.1m to £1,513.4m across the same period. EBITDA is forecast to climb from £581.7m to £681.9m, while adjusted earnings per share is expected to increase from 130.0p to 164.6p.
The consensus figures incorporate forecasts for IG Group’s recent acquisitions, including Freetrade and Independent Reserve. The analyst forecasts were compiled by Autonomous, Barclays, Bank of America, Deutsche Bank, KBW, RBC and UBS, with the consensus last updated on 22 June 2026. IG Group noted that these forward-looking statements are subject to risks and uncertainties, and actual results may differ materially from projections.
The company stated it does not endorse individual analyst forecasts and reserves the right to exclude estimates deemed outdated. IG Group is a London-listed financial services firm offering spread betting, CFDs, shares and other trading products to retail and institutional clients globally.