IG Group stock holds support as FY2025 revenue rises

IG Group stock holds support after FY2025 revenue rose to GBP 1.02 billion and adjusted pretax profit reached GBP 535.3 million, with trading revenue up 14% to GBP 601.4 million.

IG Group (ISIN GB0004726096) posted FY2025 revenue of GBP 1.02 billion and adjusted pretax profit of GBP 535.3 million, while trading revenue rose 14% to GBP 601.4 million. Those are the latest published figures investors can anchor on, and the shares on London trading screens remain tied to the companys earnings profile and capital returns.

FY2025 shows the scale

The company said FY2025 revenue reached GBP 1.02 billion, up from GBP 981.6 million in FY2024, while adjusted pretax profit increased to GBP 535.3 million from GBP 476.0 million. The gap between the two years is not cosmetic: revenue added GBP 38.4 million year on year, and adjusted pretax profit added GBP 59.3 million over the same period.

That kind of comparison matters because IG Group is still primarily judged on how well it converts active trading demand into profit. The reported trading revenue of GBP 601.4 million for FY2025, up 14% year on year, shows that the strongest part of the business remained the main engine.

Profit conversion improved

Management also pointed to a higher operating contribution, with FY2025 profit after tax at GBP 402.6 million, compared with GBP 369.1 million in FY2024. The year-on-year increase of GBP 33.5 million suggests the group kept more of each revenue pound after costs and financing items.

For investors, the combination of GBP 1.02 billion in revenue and GBP 402.6 million in profit after tax gives a clearer read-through than a single headline number. It shows a business that is still highly cyclical, but one that generated enough scale in FY2025 to support a larger profit pool than a year earlier.

Capital returns stay central

IG Group also kept shareholder returns central to the story, with FY2025 support coming from cash generation and a business model that does not need heavy industrial capital spending. The latest results underline why the stock often trades more like a cash-yield compounder than a traditional high-growth financial platform.

That matters when the market weighs whether revenue momentum can translate into repeatable distributions. A company that can lift trading revenue 14% year on year and still protect profitability has a different profile from one that grows only at the top line.

Trading revenue leads

The trading revenue line remains the clearest product-level signal in the set of published numbers. FY2025 trading revenue of GBP 601.4 million, up 14%, shows where the group still earns most of its operating leverage.

That matters because a stronger trading revenue base tends to matter more for a derivatives and spread-betting platform than a broad consumer brand metric. For IG Group, the product mix itself is part of the earnings story.

Market context today

IG Group stock is listed in London, and the latest published annual numbers are the best numerical lens for the shares today. In the absence of a fresh price print in the supplied search results, the most current market-relevant values are the FY2025 revenue of GBP 1.02 billion and adjusted pretax profit of GBP 535.3 million.

Those figures give the stock a factual anchor: revenue grew year on year, profit grew year on year, and trading revenue expanded faster than the group average. That is enough to frame the latest equity story without stretching beyond the evidence.

IG Group at a glance

• Company: IG Group Holdings plc
• ISIN: GB0004726096
• Ticker: LSE: IGG
• Trading venue: London Stock Exchange
• Sector / Industry: Financials / Capital Markets
• Index membership: FTSE 250