Virtu Estimates $285 Million Q2 Profit, Launches Marketing for $400 Million Term Loan

Tuesday, 14/07/2026 | 13:49 GMT by Tanya Chepkova
  • Virtu expects preliminary Q2 net income of $285 million and adjusted EBITDA of $437 million ahead of its July 30 earnings release.
  • The company is marketing a $400 million term loan ahead of its July 30 earnings release.
Virtu Financial

Virtu Financial has published preliminary second-quarter results while launching the marketing of a $400 million incremental first-lien term loan that would expand its senior secured credit facility.

Preliminary Second-Quarter Results

The global market maker and brokerage technology provider said it expects to report net income of $285 million for the quarter ended June 30, alongside adjusted EBITDA of $437 million.

Trading income is estimated at $857 million, while adjusted net trading income is expected to reach $718 million, equivalent to an average of $11.6 million per trading day.

Basic and diluted earnings per share are projected at $1.63, while normalised adjusted EPS is expected to come in at $1.82. The figures remain preliminary and unaudited ahead of the company’s scheduled earnings release on July 30.

The preliminary figures follow a strong first quarter, when Virtu nearly doubled net income year over year as elevated market activity lifted trading revenue.

Loan to Expand Existing Credit Facility

Alongside the preliminary results, Virtu said it has begun marketing $400 million of incremental term loans. If completed, the financing would increase the total balance of its senior secured term loan facility to $1.93 billion. The announcement did not include details on the intended use of the financing proceeds.

Virtu cautioned that the financial figures are management estimates that have not yet been reviewed by its independent auditor and could change as the company completes its quarterly closing process.

Earlier this year, Virtu also obtained a MiCA licence through its Irish subsidiary, expanding its regulated digital asset business across the EU.

Virtu Financial has published preliminary second-quarter results while launching the marketing of a $400 million incremental first-lien term loan that would expand its senior secured credit facility.

Preliminary Second-Quarter Results

The global market maker and brokerage technology provider said it expects to report net income of $285 million for the quarter ended June 30, alongside adjusted EBITDA of $437 million.

Trading income is estimated at $857 million, while adjusted net trading income is expected to reach $718 million, equivalent to an average of $11.6 million per trading day.

Basic and diluted earnings per share are projected at $1.63, while normalised adjusted EPS is expected to come in at $1.82. The figures remain preliminary and unaudited ahead of the company’s scheduled earnings release on July 30.

The preliminary figures follow a strong first quarter, when Virtu nearly doubled net income year over year as elevated market activity lifted trading revenue.

Loan to Expand Existing Credit Facility

Alongside the preliminary results, Virtu said it has begun marketing $400 million of incremental term loans. If completed, the financing would increase the total balance of its senior secured term loan facility to $1.93 billion. The announcement did not include details on the intended use of the financing proceeds.

Virtu cautioned that the financial figures are management estimates that have not yet been reviewed by its independent auditor and could change as the company completes its quarterly closing process.

Earlier this year, Virtu also obtained a MiCA licence through its Irish subsidiary, expanding its regulated digital asset business across the EU.

About the Author: Tanya Chepkova
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Tanya Chepkova is a News Editor at Finance Magnates with more than 16 years of experience in financial journalism, covering forex, crypto, and digital asset markets. Her work spans daily industry reporting and data-driven, long-form explainers focused on market structure, trading models, and regulatory shifts. Before joining Finance Magnates, she led the editorial team of a cryptocurrency-focused media outlet for six years. Her reporting combines analytical depth with clear storytelling, with particular attention to how structural changes in trading, stablecoin infrastructure, and emerging products such as prediction markets reshape the broader financial ecosystem. She covers global developments and provides additional insight into CIS markets. Areas of Coverage: Crypto and digital asset markets Prediction markets Stablecoins and cross-border payments Industry analysis and long-form explainers
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