Pepperstone has reported double-digit growth in both revenue and new client activity as the global trading company continues to expand its operations across international markets.
CEO Tamas Szabo said the company recorded a 30% increase in trading volumes, while the number of new clients making their first trades increased by 40% compared with the previous year.
Revenue also grew at a double-digit rate during the period, supported by stronger client activity across Pepperstone’s established operations and newer growth markets.
The figures were disclosed in a rare mid-year update from the privately owned company, offering insight into its recent operational performance and expansion strategy.
Pepperstone has been broadening its international footprint, with particular attention on regulated growth markets such as the Middle East. The company has also continued to invest in technology, digital assets and product development as it seeks to strengthen its position across multiple regions.
Its strategy has included expanding local operations, developing new trading services and increasing investment in engineering and artificial intelligence capabilities.
The company’s latest performance update comes amid continued competition in the online trading industry, where firms are investing heavily in technology, regulatory expansion and client acquisition.
Pepperstone’s growth in volumes, revenue and new customer activity highlights the company’s ongoing expansion as it seeks to scale its business across both mature and emerging financial markets.
