FxPro UK Limited reported revenue of £1.779 billion for the year ending 31 December 2025, up 8.4% from £1.942 billion in the prior year, according to its Companies House filing. The online financial services provider’s net profit after tax jumped to £326,863 from £155,139, representing a 111% increase year-over-year.
- Revenue: £1.779 billion (+8.4% year-over-year)
- Operating Profit: £86,614 thousand (vs. £205,893 thousand prior year)
- Profit Before Tax: £234,359 thousand (vs. £155,139 thousand prior year)
- Net Profit After Tax: £326,863 (vs. £155,139 prior year; +111%)
- Client Money Held (Fiduciary): £7.721 billion (vs. £6.646 billion prior year)
- Average Headcount: 5 employees
- Cash & Equivalents: £3.289 billion (vs. £2.480 billion prior year)
Operating profit declined to £86.6 million from £205.9 million, though profit before tax grew to £234.4 million. The company attributed revenue growth primarily to elevated market volatility stemming from geopolitical tensions in the Middle East, which increased client trading activity across multiple asset classes. Administrative expenses fell marginally to £1.428 billion from £1.442 billion.
The company, which operates as principal and market maker in contracts for difference, held total assets of £4.917 billion against liabilities of £873.3 million, resulting in net assets of £4.043 billion. FxPro UK generated no tax charge, instead recording a tax credit of £92,504. The company declared no dividends to its sole shareholder for 2025.
