The revenue of ATC Brokers from its UK business jumped by 125 per cent to £12.7 million in the financial year ended 30 April 2025. Operating profit also followed the same path as it doubled to £1.87 million. The company netted over £1.4 million in the fiscal year.Commissions and Brokerage Income JumpOut of the total revenue, £7.84 million came from commissions, while the remaining £4.8 million was generated from brokerage income. Both these figures went up by 151 per cent and 100 per cent, respectively.“The increase in turnover compared to the prior year is in correlation to the increase in trading volume,” the latest Companies House filing by ATC Brokers Limited, the UK entity, stated. However, the broker did not reveal any figure for the trading volume.Expenses Also IncreaseThe company further highlighted that its operational expenses and trading costs also increased.The administrative costs of the company came in at £2.4 million, but this was only a marginal increase compared to the previous year’s £2.34 million.Related: ATC Brokers Entangled in Legal Tussle Involving $78M Suspected Ponzi SchemeThe broker had three directors and four employees in FY2025, one employee more than the previous year.Interestingly, the company also gained £1.33 million from forex, compared to £520,643 in the previous fiscal year.“Market volatility may also expose the Company to significant foreign exchange swings given the value of amounts held in foreign currency accounts,” the filing added. “However, to sustain the client money regulations and requirements of the FCA, the Company ensures sufficient capital is maintained at all times with its banking institutions so as to meet any future calls upon client funds received from our clients.”Apart from the UK, ATC Brokers also operates globally through its Cayman Islands-registered entity. However, the figures filed with Companies House are only for the UK operations.This article was written by Arnab Shome at www.financemagnates.com.