One of the UK’s richest men (and largest taxpayers) got even richer in 2025.

The departure of co-CEO Hans Buehler in mid 2025 doesn’t seem to have slowed down XTX Markets. Alex Gerko’s market making and proprietary trading outfit has reported the results of its various entities for 2025, with the company seeing a sizeable 44% increase in Revenues, and 33% rise in Profits.

The operations of London based XTX Markets group is divided into two main companies:

•  XTX Holdings (UK) Limited, which runs the group’s businesses that trade on its own account (mainly XTX Markets Limited and XTX Markets Trading Limited), and
• XTX Markets Technologies Limited, whose principal activity is the development, enhancement, protection and provision of intellectual property and associated services to affiliates.

The figures presented herein combine the results of XTX Holdings (UK) Limited, and XTX Markets Technologies Limited.

Overall, Revenues at XTX Markets came in at a staggering £3.9 billion (USD $5.2 billion), up by 44% from £3.9 billion in 2024. Net Profit of £1.7 billion was up by 33% over 2024’s £1.3 billion.

XTX Markets stated that the Group’s main growth focus in 2026 is the continued enhancement of its proprietary trading activities, and expansion of its on-exchange activities as well as the continued growth of its direct liquidity provision offering to counterparties.

Considering the long-term success of the Group, XTX Markets approved paying out £1.775 billion in dividends in 2025 to its parent company, Cayman Islands based XTX Holdings Limited – controlled by company founder and CEO Alex Gerko – up from  £1.173 billion in 2024.

XTX Markets is a quant-driven electronic market-maker partnering with counterparties, exchanges and e-trading venues globally to provide liquidity in the Equity, FX, Fixed Income and Commodity markets.