Interactive Brokers Group Inc - Class A
Q1 2025 Earnings
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Did IBKR Beat Earnings? Q1 2025 Results
Interactive Brokers posted a mixed first quarter for 2025, delivering adjusted EPS of $1.88 that fell just short of the $1.93 consensus estimate by 2.73%, even as revenue of $1.43 billion edged past expectations by 1.54% — though that top line reflected a sharp 35.1% decline from the year-ago period. The headline story behind the results was a surge in customer trading activity: <a href="https://247wallst.com/investing/2025/07/17/live-updates-interactive-brokers-nasdaq-ibkr-earnings-after-the-bell/">daily average revenue trades</a> climbed 50% year-over-year to 3.52 million, propelling commission revenue up 36% to $514 million and helping lift net revenues to $1.43 billion from $1.20 billion in Q1 2024. The company's customer base grew 32% to 3.62 million accounts, with customer equity rising 23% to $573.50 billion. Despite the EPS miss, pretax profit margin improved to 74%, underscoring the firm's operating leverage. The Board also announced a 28% dividend hike and a four-for-one stock split, though shares fell on the earnings news as the bottom-line shortfall weighed on sentiment.
- Commission revenue increased 36% on higher customer trading volumes — stocks up 47%, options up 25%, futures up 16%
- Total DARTs increased 50% to 3.52 million
- Customer accounts grew 32% to 3.62 million
- Customer equity increased 23% to $573.5 billion
- Customer margin loans increased 24% to $63.7 billion
- Customer credits increased 19% to $125.2 billion
- Net interest income grew 3% despite lower net interest margin (2.10% vs. 2.41%)
- Pretax profit margin expanded to 74% GAAP (73% adjusted) from 72%
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