iFOREX Financial Trading Holdings Ltd. has confirmed that its planned initial public offering on the London Stock Exchange has restarted.
The company had previously postponed its IPO in June 2025. At the time, iFOREX cited the need to complete a routine compliance inspection in the British Virgin Islands. The firm described the review as a “routine thematic review” and said it expected the inspection to conclude soon, calling the delay “brief” and clearing the way for the IPO.
Company Plans London IPO Late February
iFOREX said the IPO process is now at an “advanced stage”. It intends to apply for admission to trading on the London Stock Exchange, with admission expected in late February 2026. The company stated it will make further announcements as appropriate.
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The announcement clarified that it is not a prospectus or an offer of securities for sale in any jurisdiction, including the United States, Canada, Australia, South Africa, or Japan. iFOREX emphasized that investors should only purchase shares based on information contained in a final prospectus, if and when it is published.
Investors Advised Risks Uncertain iFOREX IPO
Shore Capital is acting as sponsor and sole bookrunner for the IPO. iFOREX’s public relations advisers are Camarco.
The company also noted that forward-looking statements in the announcement involve risks and uncertainties. It warned that actual results may differ materially from expectations, and that past performance is not indicative of future outcomes.
The firm cautioned that the IPO may not proceed, and potential investors should not base financial decisions solely on the announcement.
Other Business Updates
Separately, last year iFOREX Europe signed a jersey sponsorship agreement with Ferencvárosi TC, Hungary’s most successful football club and then-current league champions.
The Cyprus-based trading platform became the official back-of-shirt sponsor as the club prepared for another European campaign. Ferencváros had qualified for continental competition for six consecutive seasons.
Around the same time, iFOREX expanded its product range by adding CFDs on Saudi Arabian and South Korean shares, broadening the broker’s equity offering to additional Asian and Middle Eastern markets.