Plus500 lifts outlook as new customer inflow and product launches boost earnings
Plus500 reported a 27% rise in new customers and an 11% jump in quarterly revenue, prompting the FTSE 250 firm to raise its full-year guidance.
In the quarter ending September 30, Plus500 attracted 28,747 new clients, a 27% increase year on year, and saw revenue climb 11% to $203.2 million while underlying profit rose 7% to $88.4 million. The FTSE 250 group now expects full-year results to exceed market forecasts, citing strong financial performance and strategic progress in the first nine months of 2026. Chief executive David Zruia highlighted the firm’s expanded global footprint, new product offerings and recent deals to acquire broker-dealers in the United States and Brazil.
Product innovation continued with the rollout of 24-hour trading on stocks and ETFs, and the extension of round-the-clock trading to gold, silver, oil and natural gas. These initiatives aim to broaden choice for higher-value customers, and the company says additional launches are in the pipeline to sustain growth.
Why it matters
The upgraded outlook signals stronger profitability for a major online broker and underscores the impact of product expansion and acquisitions.
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