FNG Exclusive… FNG has learned that Infinox Capital Limited, the London based, FCA regulated arm of global online broker INFINOX, has filed its annual accounts for the year ending 31 March 2025. The results reflect a period of deliberate consolidation, in which the business continued to execute on its strategy of doing less, better by stepping back from legacy retail activity and concentrating on a more focused institutional model under the IXO Prime brand.

2025 results

Revenue for the year at Infinox Capital was £2.3 million compared to £3.7 million in the prior period, with gross profit of £2.2 million. The reduction in revenue and gross profit was anticipated as the company completed the wind down of its historic retail operations and continued to refine its client base. Despite this, the business remained profitable throughout the year, reporting a pre tax profit of £0.3 million and an overall profit for the year of £0.9 million, slightly above the previous year’s result.

Progress in 2025

The 2025 financial year also marked continued investment in the people, governance and infrastructure that underpin Infinox Capital’s long term growth plans. The firm strengthened its senior leadership and institutional sales capability, invested in systems and processes that support robust risk management and regulatory reporting, and continued to enhance the operating model that sits behind the IXO Prime offering. At the same time, administrative expenses were reduced, reflecting a leaner and more disciplined structure, while the balance sheet was further strengthened.

These actions build on the group’s wider progress in 2024 and early 2025, including sustained growth in institutional volumes and revenues, the development of new strategic partnerships, and the decision to prioritise high quality, long term relationships over short term volume. Together, they demonstrate a consistent approach to growth, based on focus, selectivity and an emphasis on doing a smaller number of things to a higher standard.

Jana Zdravecka, Executive Director for Infinox Capital Limited, said,

“This year’s results reflect a deliberate and disciplined repositioning of the business. We have continued to streamline our activities, focus our efforts on IXO Prime, and invest in the governance, systems and people that support a stronger institutional franchise. The company has remained profitable throughout this transition and enters the next stage of its development with a solid capital position, a clearer sense of purpose and the foundations in place for sustainable growth.”

Directors’ message

Infinox Capital Limited remains authorised and regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority and continues to operate within a robust risk management and governance framework. The directors said that they consider the results to be satisfactory and believe that the business is well positioned within the institutional trading sector, with a strategy that balances growth ambitions with a clear commitment to quality, conduct and long term client relationships.