Trading 212 Group accounts show 2025 revenue up 70% to £345.8m

Trading 212 Group Limited reported revenue of £345.8m for 2025, up 70% from a restated £204.0m, according to accounts filed with Companies House on 28 September 2026 and reported by Finance Magnates on 6 October.

The details

• Profit before tax was £127.7m versus £59.6m, and profit after tax was £93.9m versus £43.8m, both up 114%.
• Trading revenue was £325.8m and net client interest income £20.0m. Administrative expenses rose 53% to £233.1m, and advertising and marketing to £88.3m.
• The UK entity, regulated by the FCA, produced £277.6m, about 80% of the group total. The Cyprus entity supervised by CySEC made £64.4m. German, Bulgarian and Australian units were small, and the Irish entity, which received a Central Bank of Ireland licence on 1 December 2025, had no revenue in the year.
• Funded accounts grew 64%, average monthly active users 86% and the combined value of client money and assets 137%.
• The 2024 comparison was restated because interest earned on uninvested client money, net of interest paid to clients, is now shown within revenue in every group entity.
• Dividends of £20.0m were paid in 2025 and a further £34.3m on 27 August 2026. Two individual shareholders each own 50% of the holding company.
• After year-end, CFD hedging and the systematic internalizer function for share dealing moved to the Irish subsidiary, completed in May 2026. Trading 212 UK also launched a SIPP in May 2026, and ASIC cleared its Australian unit on 16 June 2026 to offer CFDs there.

What it means for clients

Published accounts give a rare look at how a retail broker earns its money. Trading 212's income rests on trading-related revenue, with a smaller share from interest on client cash. Readers should note that the year described is 2025, so it does not show the current picture.

Strong growth does not by itself indicate service quality or client outcomes. Clients can compare how firms disclose where their money is held and which entity their account sits with. This article is general information and not advice.