Changes in US stocks | Futu Holdings (FUTU.US) rose nearly 6%, Q2 net profit soared 105.2% year on year

The Zhitong Finance App learned that on Friday, Futu Holdings (FUTU.US) rose nearly 6% to $191.13. Financial reports show that in the second quarter of 2025, Futu's total revenue was HK$5.311 billion (approximately US$677 million), up 69.7% year on year; under non-GAAP (non-GAAP), net profit was HK$2,660 million (approximately US$339 million), up 105.2% year on year. By business classification, revenue from transaction commissions and fees for the second quarter was HK$2,579 million (approximately US$329 million), up 87.4% year on year; interest income was HK$2,288 million (approximately US$292 million), up 43.8% year on year; other revenue (including wealth management, corporate services, etc.) was HK$444 million (approximately US$56.6 million), up 175.8% year on year.

By the end of the period, the number of registered users of Futu's Futu Niuniu and Moomoo apps reached 27.12 million, and the number of accounts reached 5.24 million, up 17% and 30%, respectively; the number of asset customers increased 41% year over year to 2.88 million; platform customer assets reached HK$973.9 billion (approximately US$124.1 billion), an increase of 68% year over year.

The Hong Kong market showed strong momentum, and the influx of net customer capital contributed to a double-digit quarterly increase in average household assets; customer assets in all overseas markets recorded quarterly double-digit growth. Among them, the number of Singaporean users reached a milestone — by the end of the quarter, 1 for every 2 residents used Moomoo*, and Futu's competitive barriers in the global financial sector continued to strengthen. The upward trend in the global market in the second quarter led to the release of trading momentum on the Futu platform. The total transaction volume surged 121% year on year to HK$3.6 trillion, reaching another record high.