
Revenues at 1,085.9 million (+12%); update of the plan to 2029 scheduled for February 10th
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Fineco has communicated the results for the first nine months of the year, with a net profit from continuing operations of 531.5 million euros and revenues of 1,085.9 million. An update to the plan to 2029 will be provided on February 10 next year.
Fineco reported a net profit from current operations of 531.5 million in the 9 months (+10.6% year on year). Revenues amounted to 1,085.9 million, up 12% compared to the same period in 2025. The driving force is the double-digit growth of all business areas: Banking (+11.3%, thanks to the positive volume effect), Investing (+12.0%, favored by the volume effect) and Brokerage (+13.2%, thanks to the increase in assets under management and the broadening of the base of active investors).
An update to the plan to 2029 will be provided on February 10 next year, driven by a combination of growth in a phase of disruption. Key drivers include better-than-expected net inflows and new customers, monetization of growth into higher revenues, stable deposits and AI-driven operating leverage. "These results allow us to look forward to the last part of the year with confidence, thanks to a model that places us in the ideal conditions to intercept the changes taking place in the needs of Italian savers", underlines the CEO and General Manager, Alessandro Foti.
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An update to the plan to 2029 will be provided on February 10 next year.
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