Vantos Markets, UK reported a weaker financial performance for the year ended 31 December 2025, according to its statement of comprehensive income. Turnover declined to £591,472 in 2025, down from £856,657 in the previous year. This marked a noticeable drop in revenue year on year.
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Earlier this year, Vantos Markets, the company behind the results, changed its legal name from Capital Index UK Limited, according to filings published by Companies House. The change followed a special resolution passed by members and was subsequently registered with the UK corporate registry.
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The company remains incorporated in England and Wales as a private company limited by shares and continues to operate under the same company number.
Lower Profit and Operating Income Decline
Gross profit also fell, decreasing from £715,943 in 2024 to £497,417 in 2025. The decline followed lower turnover and reflected weaker overall performance across the period. Other operating income decreased as well, falling from £942,693 to £744,541.
Administrative expenses remained high. The company recorded £1.38 million in administrative costs in 2025, compared with £1.62 million in 2024. Although the figure was slightly lower, it remained significantly above gross profit levels.
Operating Profit Turns into Annual Loss
As a result, the company moved from a small operating profit in the previous year to a loss. Operating profit of £35,617 in 2024 turned into an operating loss of £141,282 in 2025.
After interest and tax, the loss for the financial year widened further to £153,957, compared with £18,248 in 2024. The tax charge was minimal at £300, down from £41,925 a year earlier, reflecting the shift into a loss before tax position.
