Trading 212 Put £44 Million Into Its Overseas Units, Nearly Half in Germany
By Damian Chmiel
AI summary of the source article
According to an FM Intelligence analysis of Companies House filings, Trading 212 Group injected £44.0 million into its subsidiaries in 2025. Germany received £21.1 million and Ireland took £17.7 million, with smaller amounts directed to Australia, Cyprus, and Dubai. Total group revenue grew 70% to £345.8 million, with the UK entity accounting for 80% of the total. The loss-making German unit booked £2.7 million in revenue, while the Irish subsidiary, licensed in December 2025, booked no revenue in 2025 before taking over CFD hedging and systematic internalizer functions in May 2026.
Why it matters
The capital allocations and operational shifts, including routing EU clients and hedging to Irish and German entities, illustrate how major retail brokerages are reorganizing post-Brexit regulatory and operational structures.
Key facts
- Trading 212 injected £44.0 million into overseas units in 2025, including £21.1 million into Germany and £17.7 million into Ireland.
- Group revenue increased 70% to £345.8 million, with the UK entity generating 80% of the total.
- The Irish unit took over CFD hedging and share-dealing systematic internalizer functions in May 2026.