The finalization of the purchase of Eagle Capital Futures took place in January 2024.
Indonesia is a market slightly smaller than the entire EU, with many retail investors.
XTB Headquarter in Warsaw, Poland
After
reaching the milestone of over 1 million retail clients, the Polish fintech XTB
is seeking new directions for expansion. To this end, it has acquired 90% of
the shares of an Indonesian derivatives broker, Finance Magnates has
learned.
XTB's press
office confirmed this information, admitting that the company wants to
establish its presence in the local market. Moreover, it could "definitely
become a gateway to Asia" and a base for expansion in this part of the
world.
Indonesian Broker Joins
XTB Group
The report
summarizing the results for 2023, published by XTB this week, appears to show
that the company has not only exceeded the number of one million clients but
has also made an important acquisition in the markets where it wants to develop
more dynamically in the coming years.
"As we
aim to build our presence in non-European markets, namely Latin America, Asia,
and Africa, this was a natural step towards accomplishing this goal," XTB
representatives confirmed to Finance Magnates.
Website of Eagle Capital Futures
Although
the broker is regulated in Indonesia, XTB admitted that before it starts offering
services through the new entity, it must obtain independent licenses to operate
in this Asian market.
"Apart
from the regulatory aspect, it also requires integration performed by our
technology team to make sure that we are able to provide local investors with
the best possible solutions," added the broker's representatives.
The
Indonesian financial market has been booming in recent years, significantly
increasing the number of active retail investors and interest in saving and
multiplying wealth. In this country of nearly 300 million people (which
constitutes 70% of the total population of the European Union), about 12
million invest. According to data from the Indonesia Central Securities
Depository from September 2023, this value grew 14% year-on-year.
Development
in this part of the world, as well as in Africa and Latin America, is part of
the company's strategy, as attractive in terms of FX/CFD and stock markets with
"high growth potential." Currently, the company focuses on developing
its business in 12 countries, having licenses in Poland, the UK, Cyprus,
Belize, and the UAE.
The
recently introduced XTB Social, which is part of the publicly listed company's
roadmap for 2024, may be an opportunity to attract new customers. XTB is also
strongly committed to promoting passive investments, including through ETFs. To
this end, in February, it entered into a cooperation with BlackRock, one of the
largest issuers of this type of fund.
XTB isn't the sole company recently turning its attention to Indonesia. At the end of 2023, the American-based retail trading platform Webull also made a similar move. This move continues its global expansion, following its debut in Singapore, among other locations.
After
reaching the milestone of over 1 million retail clients, the Polish fintech XTB
is seeking new directions for expansion. To this end, it has acquired 90% of
the shares of an Indonesian derivatives broker, Finance Magnates has
learned.
XTB's press
office confirmed this information, admitting that the company wants to
establish its presence in the local market. Moreover, it could "definitely
become a gateway to Asia" and a base for expansion in this part of the
world.
Indonesian Broker Joins
XTB Group
The report
summarizing the results for 2023, published by XTB this week, appears to show
that the company has not only exceeded the number of one million clients but
has also made an important acquisition in the markets where it wants to develop
more dynamically in the coming years.
"As we
aim to build our presence in non-European markets, namely Latin America, Asia,
and Africa, this was a natural step towards accomplishing this goal," XTB
representatives confirmed to Finance Magnates.
Website of Eagle Capital Futures
Although
the broker is regulated in Indonesia, XTB admitted that before it starts offering
services through the new entity, it must obtain independent licenses to operate
in this Asian market.
"Apart
from the regulatory aspect, it also requires integration performed by our
technology team to make sure that we are able to provide local investors with
the best possible solutions," added the broker's representatives.
The
Indonesian financial market has been booming in recent years, significantly
increasing the number of active retail investors and interest in saving and
multiplying wealth. In this country of nearly 300 million people (which
constitutes 70% of the total population of the European Union), about 12
million invest. According to data from the Indonesia Central Securities
Depository from September 2023, this value grew 14% year-on-year.
Development
in this part of the world, as well as in Africa and Latin America, is part of
the company's strategy, as attractive in terms of FX/CFD and stock markets with
"high growth potential." Currently, the company focuses on developing
its business in 12 countries, having licenses in Poland, the UK, Cyprus,
Belize, and the UAE.
The
recently introduced XTB Social, which is part of the publicly listed company's
roadmap for 2024, may be an opportunity to attract new customers. XTB is also
strongly committed to promoting passive investments, including through ETFs. To
this end, in February, it entered into a cooperation with BlackRock, one of the
largest issuers of this type of fund.
XTB isn't the sole company recently turning its attention to Indonesia. At the end of 2023, the American-based retail trading platform Webull also made a similar move. This move continues its global expansion, following its debut in Singapore, among other locations.
Damian Chmiel is a Senior Analyst & Editor at Finance Magnates with more than 15 years of experience in the CFD and online trading industry. Active as both a trader and journalist since 2010, he focuses on broker coverage, fintech innovation, and regulatory developments across Europe, the Middle East, and Asia.
His work includes interviews with C-level leaders at major brokerages and fintech platforms, as well as co-authoring Finance Magnates’ quarterly industry benchmarking reports. Damian’s reporting is data-driven, market-aware, and grounded in direct industry engagement. His analysis and commentary have also been cited by external media outlets, including Investing.com, Binance, The Asset, Stockhead, and Dispatch.
Education:
MA in Finance and Accounting, Cracow University of Economics
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