eToro reported a net income of $60 million for Q1 2025, showing strong financial results due to increased trading activity and user engagement.
The company's net contribution for Q1 increased by 8% to $217 million, driven by heightened trading activity across global markets.
eToro CFO, Meron Shani, attributed the improved performance to increased trading activity and sustainable growth strategies.
CEO Yoni Assia highlighted the informed and connected nature of retail investors in 2025 and the company's focus on empowering them for sustainable growth.
Despite reaching an all-time high, eToro shares fell nearly 12% post their debut earnings announcement, related to rising costs and compressed margins.
During Q1, eToro expanded into offering futures in Europe and options in the UK, obtained a MiCA permit for EU-wide services, and added stocks from Abu Dhabi and Hong Kong exchanges.
eToro now provides trading options across over 130 crypto assets and extended trading hours for stocks and ETFs to 24/5 trading.
Funded accounts increased by 14% year on year to 3.58 million, with $16.9 billion in Assets under Administration as of May 31, 2025.