Eightcap Group Ltd, an FCA-regulated forex and CFD broker, returned to profitability in the financial year ended 30 June 2025, posting a profit after tax of £638,355 compared with a loss of £107,957 in the prior year, according to its Companies House filing.

  • Profit Before Tax: £510,688 (vs. loss of £107,957 prior year)
  • Profit After Tax: £638,355 (vs. loss of £107,957 prior year)
  • Net Assets: £2,346,228 (vs. £1,707,873 prior year; +37.4% increase)
  • Revenue: Not separately disclosed in filing

The turnaround reflects client onboarding that accelerated from late February 2024, the company stated in its strategic report. The London-based broker executes FX and CFD trades for retail and professional clients via an online platform, generating income through trading volumes. The company operates as a Matched Principal broker, automatically hedging all client trades on a back-to-back basis with its liquidity provider, eliminating market risk exposure.

Eightcap Group Ltd noted its net assets increased by £638,355 in the period, attributing the improved performance to business development and client acquisition initiatives. The board stated it believes the level of capitalization is appropriate for the firm’s development stage. No dividends were proposed or paid during the period.

The company operates under FCA authorization granted in December 2020 and maintains capital resources above regulatory requirements. Directors P.G. Murphy and O.W. Rosewell oversee operations from the company’s registered office at 40 Gracechurch Street, London. The independent auditors, BKL Audit LLP, issued an unqualified opinion, confirming the financial statements give a true and fair view and that going concern assumptions remain appropriate.

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