The UK division of 4T Markets Limited recorded a smallprofit of £141 for the financial year ending 31 March 2025. The figure marks aturnaround from the previous year’s £17,380 loss.Revenue Growth with Thin Margins4T Markets UK’s latest financial statements showturnover rising 22% to £573,156 in 2025, compared with £469,322 a year earlier.Gross profit jumped to £360,126 from £307,252. However, administrative expenses—widened by 10% to£359,732 from £324,747—kept net gains almost flat, underscoring the thinmargins typical in today’s electronic FX brokerage space.Besides that, the company’s operating profit reached£394, compared to a £17,495 operating loss the previous year, while interestincome contributed an additional £118. The final profit after tax, though only£141, represented a positive turnaround from the prior year.Read more: 4T Markets UK Doubled Its FY24 Revenue, Narrowed Losses SignificantlyIn the Companies House filing, the firm mentioned thatit continues to target a seasoned clientele, including high-net-worthindividuals, professional traders, and institutional investors familiar withthe OTC foreign exchange market."The shareholders havefunded 4T Markets with adequate capital to address not only the minimum regulatory capital necessary for the Firm to comply with theFCA's requirements but also its working capital requirements, and will continue to do so to ensure that it can sustain the business untilit is profitable and can operate organically on its own resources," the broker mentioned. Management emphasized that the company’s cultureremains anchored in client fairness and compliance with the Financial ConductAuthority’s Consumer Duty obligations.4T Markets positions itself as an agency intermediarybroker, allowing clients to access its electronic trading platform to executeOTC FX transactions. This model differentiates it from principal dealers byavoiding direct exposure to market risk.Ownership and Governance4T Markets Limited is wholly owned by 4T Global(Cyprus) Ltd, a holding company registered in Cyprus. Mr. Wael el Far holds themajority stake in 4T Global, while Mr. Hamzeh Ajjour and Regalis TradingSolution—controlled by Mr. Waqas Mahmood—own the remaining shares.In its statement, the company mentioned that itcontinues to navigate the UK’s evolving prudential framework following theadoption of the Investment Firm Prudential Regime (IFPR) in 2022. As a former €125,000 matched principal license holder,the broker now operates under the MiFID Transitional Provisions (TP2) for OwnFunds, as outlined in the FCA Handbook. The IFPR raised the company’s permanent minimumcapital requirement from £330,000 in late 2024 to £470,000 at the start of2025, with a phased increase to £750,000 over five years.This article was written by Jared Kirui at www.financemagnates.com.