Plus500 Reports Strong Revenue Growth in 2025

The financial betting firm Plus500 has announced robust revenue growth, with preliminary results for 2025 indicating a rise in earnings and an optimistic outlook for the upcoming year. The company, based in Israel and listed on the FTSE 250, reported revenue of $792.4 million for the past year, marking a three per cent increase from 2024.

Core earnings also rose by two per cent to reach $348.1 million. Market analysts had projected figures of $757.7 million in revenue and $345.8 million in core earnings, making Plus500’s results a significant outperformer in the sector. In light of these strong results, the company has announced shareholder returns of $187.5 million, which includes $100 million in share buybacks and $87.5 million in dividends.

In terms of customer engagement, average deposits per active customer witnessed remarkable growth, more than doubling to $26,900. Additionally, the average revenue generated per customer increased by eight per cent to $3,268. The firm noted a reduction in the costs associated with acquiring new customers, which fell by thirteen per cent over the year.

Despite these gains, Plus500 experienced a decline in its customer base. The company registered 104,902 new customers in 2025, a drop of eleven per cent compared to the previous year, and its active customer base fell by five per cent to 242,440.

Plus500 has made strides in diversifying its offerings and expanding into new and growing international markets. The firm has significantly increased its presence in the non-over-the-counter market, generating over $100 million in revenue from this sector alone. Customer-segregated funds in this division surged by one hundred and sixty per cent to exceed $900 million.

Looking ahead, Plus500 remains focused on its strategic plan, which includes extending operations through recent acquisitions, such as that of Mehta Equities in India for $20 million. The company is also expanding its footprint in North America, with new initiatives under development in Canada, the United Arab Emirates, and Japan, alongside the recent inauguration of its first office in Colombia.