Its profit, however, more than doubled due to an increase in interest income.
The trading activities of FxPro’s UK unit received a boost in 2025, with annual trading volumes rising 7 per cent to $87 billion. The broker cited “elevated market volatility stemming from ongoing geopolitical tensions, including the Gaza-Israel conflict and broader instability in the Middle East” as the driver of the rise in client activity on its platform.
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The latest Companies House filing by the broker also highlighted that client activity rose across multiple asset classes, leading to “higher transaction volumes and increased revenue.”
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Gold Trading Pumped the Numbers
The net notional exposure of the company remained skewed towards commodities, which covers gold trading, at £10.9 million at the end of 2025, up from the previous year’s near £2.6 million. Exposure to currency demand also increased to £9.8 million from £6.4 million.
The UK unit of the global contracts for differences (CFDs) broker brand ended the year with almost £1.8 million in revenue, lower than the previous year’s more than £1.9 million.
Interestingly, the company earned £32,894 from inactive accounts, while the rest of the revenue came from intercompany recharges.
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Another Profitable Year
When it comes to profitability, the company netted £326,863, which more than doubled in the year. Despite the stagnant revenue, profitability increased due to higher bank interest on the company’s cash reserves and positive gains on foreign currency transactions.
“Profit will generally stay consistent year on year as the majority of revenue is derived from FxPro Global Markets Limited and is based entirely on a 10% cost plus service agreement between the two entities,” the filing noted.
Although limited in the United Kingdom, FxPro has a significant presence in Europe and offshore, where most of its business comes from. The figures only represent the numbers from its UK business.
Meanwhile, the broker recently expanded its partnership with McLaren’s Formula One team, labelling it its “largest sponsorship to date.” Notably, FxPro was the first in the real trading industry to sign a Formula One deal in 2009 and spent nearly $300 million on sponsorship.
