Moneta Markets' UK Entity Doubles Revenue and Returns to Profit in FY2026

Moneta Markets Capital, the FCA-authorised UK subsidiary of Moneta Markets, reported turnover of £780,000 for the financial year ended 31 March 2026, up 118% from £358,425 a year earlier, according to accounts filed with Companies House.

The company returned to profit, posting £77,386 against a £100,708 loss in FY2025. Operating profit reached £71,533, compared with an operating loss of £103,904 the year before.

Turnover Mix Flips between Commission and Other Revenue

The growth was accompanied by a full reversal in how the company's revenue is classified, with commission income disappearing entirely in favour of "other revenue":

The accounts do not explain the change in classification or the underlying shift in business mix.

The stronger revenue performance also translated into improved profitability. Gross profit almost doubled to £650,190, while administrative expenses increased by a more modest 33% to £578,657, allowing the company to return to operating profit.

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Board Turned over Entirely During the Year

Moneta Markets gained FCA authorisation in the UK through VIBHS Financial Ltd, Finance Magnates reported in August 2025. The entity was renamed Moneta Markets Capital Ltd on 1 October 2025, and its latest accounts describe a change of ownership agreed in early 2025.

The board also changed hands. Mr Guy Iain Oliver Riches is now the sole continuing director, after Mr Piyushkumar Vinodbhai Parekh and Mr Kiritkumar Balubhai Mistry resigned in December 2025 and February 2026, respectively. Mr Dale Robert Emery joined the board in November 2025.

All three changes came within four months of the October 2025 rebrand, completing the board's transition alongside the change of ownership.

The filing attributes the turnaround to the new ownership structure of Moneta Markets. Directors wrote that the shareholder group intends to support growth through better client acquisition and improved operational visibility, adding that the current setup "provides a stable foundation for the company's future development."