FCA regulated FX and CFDs broker Valutrades has filed its financial results for 2025, showing some improvement over 2024 but still leaving the company in the loss column for the year.

Valutrades 2025 results

Revenues at Valutrades Limited came in at £2.3 million in 2025, up by 16% from £1.9 million in 2024. The company’s Net Loss of £672K was improved from a £2.6 million deficit the previous year, as the company was also able to pare admin expenses by 25%, from £2.5 million to £1.9 million.

Retail client funds held at Valutrades fell to £1,116,905 as at year-end 2025, from £1,784 ,863 in 2024.

Subsequent to year end, the Company received an additional capital injection of £600,000 from its shareholders. The capital injection has strengthened the Company’s liquidity position and supports ongoing operations.

Management review

Valutrades management reported that 2025 was a challenging year for the company, which saw a reduction in overall client numbers and activity. This was however balanced by some significant milestones including launching its first proprietary mobile app, launching a new website and client area, completing a rebrand and significantly reducing operating costs.

Valutrades said it understands the cyclical nature of markets it operates in, and expects tough years to be balanced with easier years over the long term while the short to medium term focus remains on growth above profitability.

The current business strategy at Valutrades has been in place since 2016. The firm said it will continue this strategy, with further investments in technology, staff and business relationships which will enhance Valutrades’ expected profitability.

Valutrades continues to operate as a principal dealer classed as an IFPRU730K firm and said that it has  seen the benefits of increasing its regulatory standing in 2018, which has helped improve customer trade execution and Valutrades profitability.

About Valutrades

Valutrades Limited is an online financial services business that offers clients trading of forex, CFDs and commodities via the Metatrader4 and Metatrader5 platforms and FIX API connectivity. The company is run from London led by Graeme Watkins, who has been CEO since 2015. Valutrades is controlled by Indonesian investors Aman Lakhiani and Anil Bahirwani.

Valutrades’ 2025 income statement and balance sheet follow below.