Plus500’s non-OTC business is on track to generate approximately $140 million of annualized revenue in fiscal 2026 as revenue from futures, prediction markets and share dealing grows approximately 30% year-over-year.
The fintech company has rapidly expanded its U.S. presence across B2B, B2C and B2B2C channels. Plus500 launched its CFTC-regulated B2C prediction markets offering in February and added sports event-based contracts in June, which management described as the highest-engagement category within prediction markets.
New B2B and B2C customers contributed to significantly higher trading volumes during the first half. Plus500 also expanded its institutional partnerships, adding Wealthsimple in Canada and Nelogica in Brazil after the period ended, building on existing relationships with CME Group, FanDuel and Topstep.
The company has also expanded its global futures footprint through the acquisition of Mehta Equities in India. The transaction gives Plus500 immediate access to one of the world’s largest futures markets, along with local regulatory credentials and operating infrastructure. Plus500 is developing a B2B pipeline and potential synergies between its Indian and U.S. futures businesses.
Across the company, H1 revenue increased 12% to $462.9 million, reaching a three-year high for a six-month period. Customer Income surged 24% to a five-year high of $460.8 million, while EBITDA increased 1% to $187.5 million, representing a 41% margin.
New customers increased 17% to 65,723 and active customers increased 10% to 197,294. Plus500 said investments in customer acquisition and retention technology are helping recently acquired customer cohorts convert into revenue faster.
The company remains debt-free with cash balances exceeding $860 million. Plus500 announced another $182.5 million of shareholder returns, consisting of $100 million of buybacks and $82.5 million of dividends, bringing total shareholder returns announced during 2026 to $370 million.
KEY QUOTES:
“In our non-OTC business, we launched our B2C prediction markets offering, including our next-generation sports contracts and, shortly after the period end, we introduced single stock futures and grew our B2B partnerships significantly. Collectively, H1 2026 marked a genuine step-change for our US business.”
“Together, this progress continued our transformation from a single-product business to a diversified global multi-asset fintech group, operating at the centre of the world’s financial markets.”
David Zruia, Chief Executive Officer Of Plus500
