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HomeNewsGTN Europe posts first full-year revenue but deeper loss in 2025
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GTN Europe posts first full-year revenue but deeper loss in 2025

GTN Europe Financial Services Limited reported its first full year of trading revenue in 2025 but recorded a significantly larger loss as staff and administrative costs rose. The FCA-regulated UK arm of GTN Group Holding Limited remained reliant on group support and a parental guarantee to continue as a going concern.

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June 30, 2026
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GTN Europe Financial Services Limited recorded its first full year of trading revenue in 2025 but reported a substantially wider loss as operating costs increased. The London-based company is the UK arm of GTN Group Holding Limited, a UAE-based brokerage technology network, and is authorized by the Financial Conduct Authority.

Total revenue for 2025 reached $555,747, compared with nil in the prior year. Brokerage fees and commissions contributed $322,359, with the remainder generated from client setup fees and interest income. The business commenced trading in April 2025, making the year its first full period of revenue-generating operations.

Rising costs drive deeper losses

GTN Europe posted a loss after tax of $3,344,093 for 2025, nearly four times the $855,918 loss reported in 2024. The deterioration was driven by higher staffing and administrative expenses. Staff costs rose to $2.16 million from $479,587, while administrative expenses increased to $1.54 million.

Director remuneration also climbed. Total director pay, including pension contributions, increased to $854,742 from $293,924 in the prior year. The highest-paid director received $367,541, nearly triple the amount reported a year earlier. The company employed an average of nine people during the year.

Geographic revenue mix

The Middle East was the largest regional contributor to revenue, generating $294,887, more than half of the total and ahead of Europe, which accounted for $194,307. The UK, Channel Islands and Isle of Man together produced $52,790 in revenue.

Capital support and going concern

The shortfall for the year was covered within the GTN Group. The parent company injected $2.64 million of fresh equity during 2025, increasing issued share capital to $5.92 million. Despite the capital injection, shareholders' funds fell to $1.71 million from $2.41 million, and the regulatory capital surplus more than halved to $683,836 from $1.47 million.

The directors stated that GTN Europe remains a going concern only due to a parental guarantee provided by GTN Group Holding. Looking ahead, the directors said the company plans to grow through the expansion of its existing business lines and the addition of new products.

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  • Rising costs drive deeper losses
  • Geographic revenue mix
  • Capital support and going concern
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  • Rising costs drive deeper losses
  • Geographic revenue mix
  • Capital support and going concern

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