(Sharecast News) - Fintech firm Plus500 reiterated its full-year guidance on Monday as it said "substantial strategic progress" made during the first nine months of 2025 had helped drive future growth and returns.
Plus500 said year-to-date revenues were up 2% year-on-year at $597.8m, while underlying earnings were up 1% at $267.8m in the nine months ended 30 September, equating to an EBITDA margin of 45%.

Customer income increased by 8% year-to-date to $536.7m, with approximately 48% of OTC revenue being generated by customers who had been trading with Plus500 for more than five years, double the equivalent percentage of three years ago.

As far as the third quarter was concerned, revenues came to $182.7m, down from $187.3m a year earlier, while underlying earnings ticked up from $82.2m to $82.7m.

The FTSE 250-listed firm highlighted that its US futures business saw segregated funds increase to more than $1bn, enabling it to accelerate the delivery of key strategic projects while continuing to pursue accretive bolt-on acquisitions that further enhance its "increasingly global footprint".

Plus500 also noted that its financial position "remained extremely strong", with cash balances of over $815m as of 30 September, following dividend payments of roughly $90m in July and the approximately $65m already returned as part of its ongoing share buyback programmes during Q3.

For the year as a whole, Plus500 continues to expect revenue and EBITDA of $749.5m and $343.0m, respectively.

Chief executive David Zruia said: "We have strong momentum and look to the future with confidence, well positioned to capitalise on both short-term opportunities in global financial markets, as well as compelling medium-term structural growth drivers. The group's ability to execute on our financial, operational and strategic objectives through the cycle is underpinned by Plus500's disciplined capital allocation policy, scalable technology platforms, strong balance sheet and proven track record of delivering sustainable growth and attractive shareholder returns."









Reporting by Iain Gilbert at Sharecast.com

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