Gain Capital, and its Forex.com and City Index brands, produced $71.2 million of StoneX’s record $471.4 million of Revenue in the company’s latest financial quarter to March 31, 2021. (That would be StoneX’s Q2-2021, with the company having a September 30 fiscal year end).

The StoneX-Gain Capital acquisition has been looking better and better each quarter for the company. StoneX spent $236 million to buy Gain Capital in mid 2020, and has already brought in more than half that amount in Revenues for the company, in just the last six months. Revenues from Gain Capital were $54.8 million last quarter (ending December 31, 2020), such that the latest quarter of Jan-Feb-Mar 2021 was up by 30%.

StoneX FX and CFD trading volumes – coming mainly from the Gain Capital brands – were $11.1 billion ADV, up from $10.7 billion ADV the previous quarter. That translates into monthly trading volumes of about $240 billion at Forex.com and City Index.

Overall in Q2-2021, StoneX reported record results. Sean M. O’Connor, CEO of StoneX Group Inc., stated,

“I believe this quarter represents the strongest core operating performance in our history, with record operating revenues, a 41% increase in net income versus the prior year and a 26.7% ROE on stated book value. This quarter demonstrates our efforts to build a diversified global franchise with growth in operating revenues and income across all of our operating segments. We continue to increase both our number of clients and their underlying volumes, which we feel positions us for success in the future.”

During the three months ended March 31, 2021, the company completed the transfer of the majority of the operations of Gain’s U.K. domiciled subsidiaries into StoneX Financial Ltd. and subsequently closed out our derivative transactions, realizing a $1.2 million loss on the derivative positions and an offsetting $3.1 million foreign currency gain on revaluation for the three months ended March 31, 2021.

StoneX’s full Q2-2021 results release can be seen here.