Cmc Markets Plc lifts FY2027 income guidance on continued B2B momentum

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Cmc Markets Plc (LON:CMCX) has said that, as outlined at its FY2026 results, the group entered the new financial year with strong momentum driven by exponential and exceptional growth in its B2B business. That momentum has continued to build and scale.

As a result, CMC now expects net operating income for FY2027 to be at least £550 million, materially ahead of previous guidance of £460 million to £480 million, with EBITDA guidance of £250 million.

FY2027 guidance for operating expenses excluding variable remuneration of approximately £280 million remains unchanged.

The strength of this performance reflects the scale of its B2B platforms driving operational gearing and delivering higher profit margins as income growth is delivered against a largely fixed cost base.

Its B2B platform business is well positioned to scale with several important milestones expected over the next 12 months and a continuous pipeline of new B2B opportunities.

Operational gearing and investing for growth through B2B platforms, products, technology and partnerships continue to drive profit margins higher.

The Group’s next scheduled update is at the HY2027 results on 19 November 2026.

Forthcoming announcement dates:

19 November 2026           HY2027 Interim Results

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