Eightcap Group Ltd, the FCA-regulated FX and CFD broker, reported revenue of £4.489 million for the year ended 30 June 2026, up 26.4% from £3.551 million in the prior 16-month period, but net profit after tax declined sharply to £78,374 from £638,355, a 87.7% decrease.

  • Revenue: £4.489 million (+26.4% year-over-year)
  • Operating Profit: £158,761 (vs. £501,967 prior period)
  • Profit Before Tax: £164,833 (vs. £510,688 prior period)
  • Net Profit After Tax: £78,374 (vs. £638,355 prior period, down 87.7%)
  • Net Assets: £2.425 million (vs. £2.346 million)
  • Cash Position: £765,571 (vs. £365,320 prior year)
  • Share Capital: £2.979 million (unchanged)

The profit decline reflects significantly higher cost of sales, which surged to £2.467 million from £718,324, offsetting revenue gains. Administrative expenses fell to £1.864 million from £2.331 million. The company operates as a matched-principal broker, automatically hedging client trades on a back-to-back basis with liquidity providers, eliminating market risk exposure.

The London-based entity, regulated by the FCA, executes FX and CFD trades for retail and professional clients via an online platform. Directors stated the capitalization level remains appropriate for the company’s development stage. No dividend was declared. The board comprises W.D. Hardy and P.G. Murphy, with O.W. Rosewell having resigned in May 2026.

The comparative prior-year period ran 16 months (ending 30 June 2025) following a year-end realignment, limiting direct comparability with the 12-month current year. Tax position swung from a £127,667 credit to an £86,459 charge in FY2026.

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