Admirals Group AS has released its unaudited financialresults for the first half of 2025. The period saw lower client tradingactivity across the Group’s core European markets.Net Income Drops, Admirals Posts LossNet trading income fell to EUR 13.3 million, down from EUR22.0 million in the same period last year. Operating expenses declined by 20%to EUR 18.3 million, compared with EUR 22.9 million in H1 2024. The Groupreported a net loss of EUR 5.9 million, wider than the EUR 1.2 million lossrecorded in the previous year.The number of active clients was 23,190. Admirals is focusedon rebuilding and expanding its client base following a temporary strategicpause in 2024.EU Client Onboarding Restarts After SuspensionLast year, Admirals voluntarily suspended onboarding of newEuropean clients at Admirals Europe Ltd., in line with recommendations from theCySEC regulator. The suspension aimed to ensure regulatory compliance andmaintain client trust.You may find it interesting at FinanceMagnates.com: AdmiralsUK Migrated EU-Resident Clients Out; 2024 Trading Volume Took a Hit.Client onboarding resumed in March 2025 after the requiredmeasures were implemented. User acquisition efforts intensified in the secondquarter of 2025, as the Group sought to re-establish its presence in the EUmarket.Admirals Sells Australian Unit to PU PrimeMeanwhile, Admiralshas sold its Australian unit to PU Prime, a forex and CFDs broker. Theacquisition gives PU Prime an Australian Financial Services (AFS) licence. TheAustralian entity was renamed PU Prime Trading, according to the ASIC registry.Admirals announced the sale last December to a non-relatedparty, stating it would streamline operations, optimise geographic focus, andcontribute positively to the group’s net profit. PU Prime, previously operatingfrom offshore locations, has yet to onboard Australian clients under the newlicence. Admirals remains licensed in multiple countries, including the UK,Cyprus, and South Africa.This article was written by Tareq Sikder at www.financemagnates.com.