Taurex Limited, the London-based FCA-regulated liquidity and online trading provider, reported a dramatic financial turnaround for the year ended 31 December 2025, with revenue climbing to £5.63 million from £1.95 million in 2024—a 188% year-over-year increase. The company posted net profit of £116,000 compared to a net loss of £1.71 million in the prior year, marking a significant inflection after sustained losses.
- Revenue: £5.63 million (+188% year-over-year)
- Net Profit After Tax: £116,000 (vs. £1.71 million loss in 2024)
- Operating Cost Base: Increased by 55% despite revenue growth of 188%
The company demonstrated disciplined cost management amid aggressive revenue expansion. Operating expenses rose only 55% while turnover nearly tripled, reflecting the positive impact of prior-year investments in infrastructure and personnel, according to the strategic report. Taurex derives revenue from spread markup, commissions, swap markup premiums, risk management gains, and liquidity solutions for institutional clients including brokers offering MT4, MT5 and FIX connectivity.
The turnaround underscores operational leverage within the firm’s matched-principal business model, which uses straight-through processing for institutional and professional clients. Directors stated the company is “now in a strong position to drive business growth” and flagged continued investment in technology and key personnel retention as strategic priorities for 2026.
No dividends were declared for the period. The firm, regulated by the FCA and registered in England and Wales under company number 11077380, confirmed going concern status and disclosed no material uncertainties regarding operational continuity.
