Darwinex Operator Tradeslide Trading Posts €5M Gross Profit as Expenses Increase

Tuesday, 30/09/2025 | 17:48 GMT by Tareq Sikder
  • The firm doubles interest income to €1.1M, helping offset trading loss.
  • The company posts €477K profit, down from €582K in 2023.
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Tradeslide Trading Tech Limited, the UK-based contracts for differences provider, operating through the Darwinex brand, has published its annual results for the year ending 31 December 2024. The report shows that while the company remained profitable, its trading operations came under pressure from rising costs.

Turnover Rises, Margins Shrink

The firm reported a profit after tax of €477K, down from €581K in 2023. The decline came despite a modest increase in turnover.

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Turnover reached €7.38M, up from €7.05M in the prior year. Gross profit, however, fell to €5.06M from €5.33M, while cost of sales rose to €2.32M.

Interest Income Supports Bottom Line

Higher administrative expenses weighed on performance, resulting in a trading loss of €472K. This marked a reversal from the previous year’s operating profit of €252K.

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The company benefited from higher interest income, which more than doubled to €1.11M. This helped lift pre-tax profit to €0.63M, despite the operating loss.

Source: Company House UK

Profit Supported by Non-Operating Income

After accounting for a tax charge of €156K, the company closed the year with a net profit of €477K.

The financial statement confirmed that all operations remain ongoing. Profitability in 2024 relied heavily on non-operating income to counterbalance the effect of higher costs.

The company highlighted the regulatory and operational challenges it faces in its latest filing.

It stated in its company filing: “It operates in a heavily regulated space that regulators target with increasing intensity. The regulatory landscape for CFDs is expected to continue evolving, with regulators adapting to emerging trends and market developments.”

“Overall, the company is significantly investing in growth – which stretches both its personnel and financial resources,” the filing continued.

Tradeslide Trading Tech Limited, the UK-based contracts for differences provider, operating through the Darwinex brand, has published its annual results for the year ending 31 December 2024. The report shows that while the company remained profitable, its trading operations came under pressure from rising costs.

Turnover Rises, Margins Shrink

The firm reported a profit after tax of €477K, down from €581K in 2023. The decline came despite a modest increase in turnover.

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Turnover reached €7.38M, up from €7.05M in the prior year. Gross profit, however, fell to €5.06M from €5.33M, while cost of sales rose to €2.32M.

Interest Income Supports Bottom Line

Higher administrative expenses weighed on performance, resulting in a trading loss of €472K. This marked a reversal from the previous year’s operating profit of €252K.

You may find it interesting at FinanceMagnates.com: The UK Traders Use Stop-Losses 60% More Than Others, Helping One in Three Turn a Profit.

The company benefited from higher interest income, which more than doubled to €1.11M. This helped lift pre-tax profit to €0.63M, despite the operating loss.

Source: Company House UK

Profit Supported by Non-Operating Income

After accounting for a tax charge of €156K, the company closed the year with a net profit of €477K.

The financial statement confirmed that all operations remain ongoing. Profitability in 2024 relied heavily on non-operating income to counterbalance the effect of higher costs.

The company highlighted the regulatory and operational challenges it faces in its latest filing.

It stated in its company filing: “It operates in a heavily regulated space that regulators target with increasing intensity. The regulatory landscape for CFDs is expected to continue evolving, with regulators adapting to emerging trends and market developments.”

“Overall, the company is significantly investing in growth – which stretches both its personnel and financial resources,” the filing continued.

About the Author: Tareq Sikder
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A Forex technical analyst and writer who has been engaged in financial writing for 12 years.
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