- Robinhood declared a turnover of $ 927 million in T1 2025, up 50% in annual shift.
- The company listed several same in the first quarter of 2025 to diversify its activities and attract more retail traders.
Robinhood Markets Inc. (Nasdaq: Hood), a leading detail trading platform, published its first quarter 2025 results, which beat Wall Street. The company declared a profit per share (BPA) of 37 cents compared to an estimate of 36 cents.
Robinhood declared a turnover of $ 927 million, against an estimate of $ 921.7 million, which increased by 50% in annual shift. As a result, Robinhood authorized an increase of $ 500 million in its share repurchase program to $ 1.5 billion.
Distribution of Robinhood segments and market prospects
During the first quarter, Robinhood recorded a growth of 77% in annual slip of the transactions based on transactions at $ 583 million. The company’s crypto segment recorded 100% annual sliding growth at around $ 252 million. In addition, Robinhood recorded a commercial volume of approximately $ 48 billion in the first quarter of 2025, up 28% in annual shift.
In order to evolve and compete with world exchanges, Robinhood intends to further diversify its offers in the future.
“We diversify the company outside the crypto, which will make us less dependent on the volume of cryptographic transactions in the future,” noted Vladimir Tenev, Robinhood PDG.
The income of the company’s options for the first quarter were around $ 240 million, up 56% in annual shift. Meanwhile, Robinhood recorded a 44% increase in annual slip income for shares at $ 56 million.
“Customers negotiate not only more with us, but they contain more of their assets,” added Tenev. “We have considerably accelerated the innovation of products in key initiatives, notably Robinhood Strategies, Banking and Cortex. Customers responded with record net deposits, gold subscriptions and a volume of trading in all asset classes.”
After the announcement, the Hood shares won 2% to negotiate itself at around $ 50 on Wednesday, April 30, at the end of the North American meeting.
