YCM-Invest, which offers brokerage and prop trading services only to professional clients, revealed that it clears an average of US$6 billion in trades per month, mainly in contracts for differences (CFD) instruments, and brought in £1.9 million in revenue. This compares with £808,513 in the previous nine months.
According to Companies House filings, the company generated all of its revenue from brokerage services.
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A Significant Improvement in Numbers
The company reported its latest financials for the fiscal year that started on 28 September 2024 and ended on 3 October 2025. The previous fiscal year ran from 1 January 2024 to 27 September 2024.
Although a direct comparison cannot be made due to differences in the two fiscal periods, the improvement in the figures is clear.
Alongside revenue growth, the cost of sales increased to £603,162 from £292,078. Gross profit therefore reached nearly £1.3 million, up from £516,435. After administrative expenses and other costs, the company recorded an operating profit of £1.12 million.
Following a tax credit, YCM-Invest netted almost £1.7 million in the last fiscal year, up from £319,478 in the previous year.
Professionals Only
The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA)-regulated YCM-Invest provides prop trading services exclusively to professional traders. It mainly generates revenue from spreads and commissions charged to traders on its platform through brokerage services.
“Since 2008, YCM-Invest Ltd has operated a matched principal business model, ensuring that its interests align with those of its clients,” the Companies House filing stated. “At the core of YCM-Invest Ltd’s strategy is its role as a service-based business that does not take market risk. As a consolidator of liquidity, YCM-Invest Ltd reduces one of the key risks it faces by offering connectivity to a wide range of liquidity providers rather than relying on a limited selection.”
This article was written by Arnab Shome at www.financemagnates.com.Retail FXRead More
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