Plus500 Ltd (LON:PLUSP) has reported impressive fiscal year 2025 results, exceeding market expectations with a revenue of approximately $792 million and EBITDA of $348 million. The financial technology group maintained a strong financial position, ending the year with cash balances of around $0.8 billion after distributing $380 million to shareholders. On a constant currency basis, Plus500's EBITDA grew by approximately 8% compared to the previous fiscal year.

The company focused on acquiring long-term, high-value customers, onboarding around 104,500 new clients, a decrease from the previous year but with a more than 10% reduction in user acquisition costs. Active customers remained stable at approximately 242,000, with half of the OTC revenue generated by customers trading with Plus500 for over five years. Strategic partnerships in the U.S. futures business marked a significant expansion.

Plus500 was appointed as the clearing partner for CME Group’s prediction market platform, launched with FanDuel, and partnered with Topstep for institutional-grade clearing and technology infrastructure. The company also expanded its regulatory footprint, securing new licenses in the UAE and Canada, and establishing a presence in Colombia. Plus500 returned $365 million to shareholders, including $200 million for share buyback programs.

The stock has been the top performer on the FTSE All-Share Index since its 2013 IPO. Plus500 is set to publish its Preliminary Results for FY 2025 on February 9, 2026. These results reflect Plus500's successful strategy of focusing on high-value customers and expanding its geographic and regulatory reach, positioning the company for continued growth in the competitive fintech sector.