flatexDEGIRO

flatexDEGIRO reported third‑quarter revenue growth of 14% to €150 million and a profit increase of 29% to €50 million, yet the stock has fallen by around 40% since July. Analysts see pressure on growth and margins from intensified competition and higher customer‑acquisition costs. Technical indicators point to a possible rebound; the October figures on 4 November will be decisive, and an announced share buyback program of up to €100 million could provide support. » More on finanzen.net

The stock of flatexDEGIRO rose nearly 5 percent on Tuesday to €24.50, after the price had most recently hit €22.12, a low since April 2025. Bafin lowered the group's additional capital requirement from 2.50 to 1.50 percent and raised the individual capital add-on. Goldman Sachs praised the resulting increase in capital flexibility and room for distributions; the measure is viewed as a step toward resolving earlier issues with the regulator. » More on finanzen.net

flatexDEGIRO increased third-quarter revenue by 14% to around €150m and net profit by almost 30% to just over €50m, but still came in slightly below analysts' expectations. The share price then fell by up to 6% to its lowest level since summer 2025, with a year-to-date loss of about 35%. CEO Oliver Behrens confirmed the 2026 target of roughly €650m in revenue and group net income of €200–230m; transactions and customer accounts grew, while commission revenue per transaction fell slightly. » More on finanzen.net