Vantos Markets, UK reported a weaker financial performance for the year ended 31 December 2025, as revenue and profitability declined compared with the previous year. The results were disclosed in the company’s statement of comprehensive income.
Revenue and gross profit under pressure
Turnover fell to £591,472 in 2025, down from £856,657 in 2024, marking a noticeable year-on-year drop in revenue. Gross profit also declined, decreasing from £715,943 in 2024 to £497,417 in 2025. The reduction in gross profit followed the lower turnover and reflected weaker overall performance across the period.
Other income and costs
Other operating income decreased to £744,541 in 2025, compared with £942,693 a year earlier. Administrative expenses remained elevated despite a modest reduction. The company recorded administrative costs of £1.38 million in 2025, down from £1.62 million in 2024, but the total continued to exceed gross profit by a significant margin.
Shift from profit to loss
The combination of lower turnover, reduced gross profit and declining other operating income led to a deterioration in profitability. Vantos Markets moved from an operating profit of £35,617 in 2024 to an operating loss of £141,282 in 2025.
After interest and tax, the loss for the financial year widened further. The company reported a loss for the year of £153,957 in 2025, compared with a loss of £18,248 in 2024. The tax charge for 2025 was minimal at £300, significantly lower than the £41,925 charge recorded in the previous year, reflecting the shift into a loss before tax position.
Corporate identity and structure
Earlier in the year, the company changed its legal name from Capital Index UK Limited to Vantos Markets, according to filings at Companies House. The name change followed a special resolution passed by members and was subsequently registered with the UK corporate registry.
The company remains incorporated in England and Wales as a private company limited by shares and continues to operate under the same company number.
