Trading 212 delivered a standout performance in 2025

Trading 212 delivered a standout performance in 2025, lifting group revenue by 70% to £345.8 million, according to newly filed accounts. Pre‑tax profit more than doubled to £127.7 million, while profit after tax rose to £93.9 million, an impressive acceleration for a business already known for its zero‑commission investing model. The UK entity remained the engine of growth, contributing £277.6 million, a 72% increase from the prior year and fully aligned with the subsidiary’s own filings earlier in April.

The momentum follows a year in which Trading 212 UK reported £161.7 million in revenue and significantly expanded its advertising spend to £39.5 million. That investment appears to have paid off, with the platform strengthening its position across share dealing, cash savings and CFD trading. The company’s ability to scale while maintaining profitability highlights the effectiveness of its single‑app strategy and its appeal to a broad retail investor base.

Across the wider group, Trading 212 consolidated results from six licensed subsidiaries spanning the UK, Cyprus, Bulgaria, Germany, Australia and Ireland. Operations outside the UK contributed around £68 million, roughly one in every five pounds earned showing meaningful diversification beyond its core market.

RHR believes this performance underscores Trading 212’s strong execution in a competitive retail trading landscape. The group’s international expansion and product breadth position it well for continued growth.