12th Jan 2026 09:02
(Alliance News) - Plus500 Ltd on Monday said it expects to report forecast-topping 2025 results, and it targets more progress and "further shareholder returns" ahead.
The Haifa, Israel-based contracts-for-difference trading platform operator expects to report earnings before interest, tax, depreciation and amortisation of around USD348 million and revenue of USD792 million, both ahead of the current market expectation. It puts consensus at USD345.8 million for Ebitda and USD757.7 million for revenue.
Revenue in 2024 totalled USD768.3 million, with its Ebitda at USD342.3 million, so Plus500 expects revenue growth of around 3.1% and an earnings rise of about 1.7%. At constant currency, the expected Ebitda outcome would represent an 8% climb.
It noted a focus on "higher value customers in 2025". It onboarded around 104,500 new customers last year, down from 118,010 in 2024. Active customers of around 242,000 were achieved in 2025, down from 254,138 in 2024.
Plus500 noted around 50% of its OTC revenue in 2025 was generated by customers that have traded with the firm for over five years. This is more than double three years ago, when it was 24%.
"The group maintained its disciplined approach to capital allocation, delivering attractive long-term shareholder returns. During FY 2025, Plus500 announced total shareholder returns of USD365 million, including USD200 million allocated to share buyback programmes, providing yet more evidence of the group's financial strength and its commitment to generating attractive returns for shareholders. As a result, Plus500 remained the best performing stock on the FTSE All-Share Index on a total return basis since the company's IPO in 2013 to the end of December 2025," the firm added.
"Plus500 remains strategically well-positioned to capitalise on both short-term market trends and longer-term, structural growth drivers in its addressable markets. These addressable markets are expanding as the group maximises the compelling growth opportunities across both its OTC and non-OTC products, which includes its futures and prediction market businesses."
It added: "The company's board of directors remains confident in the outlook for Plus500 in 2026 and beyond, and expects the group to continue making strong financial and strategic progress alongside delivering further shareholder returns."
It reports annual results on February 9.
Plus500 shares rose 1.5% to 3,670.00 pence each on Monday morning in London.
By Eric Cunha, Alliance News news editor
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