Revenue 1) of CHF 1,203.6 Million for the Financial Year 2025, up 11.4% at Constant Exchange Rates; Growth of 11.7% in the 4th Quarter at Constant Exchange Rates

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Compagnie Financière Tradition (CFNCF) reported consolidated revenue including joint ventures of CHF 1,203.6 million for FY2025, up 11.4% at constant exchange rates versus 2024. Reported IFRS revenue was CHF 1,115.8 million (+6.1% reported, +11.3% constant).

In Q4 2025 revenue including joint ventures reached CHF 293.2 million, an 11.7% increase at constant exchange rates. The company cited a stronger Swiss franc as a factor limiting reported performance.

Positive

• Consolidated revenue +11.4% at constant FX to CHF 1,203.6m
• Q4 revenue including joint ventures CHF 293.2m, +11.7% constant FX
• Interdealer broking (IDB) revenue CHF 1,164.0m, +11.2% constant FX
• Retail (Non-IDB) revenue growth +18.8% at constant FX

Negative

• Reported IFRS revenue rose only +6.1% to CHF 1,115.8m
• Strengthening Swiss franc reduced reported growth versus constant rates

Ad hoc announcement pursuant to Art. 53 LR

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Lausanne, Switzerland--(Newsfile Corp. - February 5, 2026) - Ad hoc announcement pursuant to Article 53 of the Six Exchange Regulation Listing Rules 

Revenue¹⁾ of CHF 1,203.6 million for the financial year 2025,
up 11.4% at constant exchange rates;
Growth of 11.7% in the 4th quarter at constant exchange rates

In 2025, Compagnie Financière Tradition operated in a complex macroeconomic environment marked by the shift of the major central banks’ monetary policies toward a cautious easing and by a rise in international trade tensions, notably the introduction of significant U.S. tariffs that triggered retaliatory measures and increased global geopolitical uncertainty. These developments prompted investors to actively reassess and reposition their portfolios, generating a substantial increase in transaction volumes across all asset classes and regions. The Group was able to capitalize on these market conditions while continuing its organic growth strategy.

Thus, Compagnie Financière Tradition continued its growth in 2025 with consolidated revenue, including the share of joint ventures, of CHF 1,203.6 million against CHF 1,132.8 million in 2024, an increase of 11.4% at constant exchange rates. The reported performance was limited by the strengthening of the Swiss franc during the year, particularly against the U.S. dollar and the Japanese yen. In the fourth quarter, the Group recorded a growth of 11.7% at constant exchange rates, reaching CHF 293.2 million compared with CHF 283.5 million in the same period of 2024.

The breakdown is as follows:

Revenue for the financial year:

CHFm	2025	2024	Variation à cours de change courants	Variation à cours de change constants
Reported revenue (IFRS)	1,115.8	1,051.6	+6.1%	+11.3%
Revenue including share of joint ventures1)	1,203.6	1,132.8	+6.3%	+11.4%
Interdealer broking business (IDB)	1,164.0	1,097.8	+6.0%	+11.2%
Retail investors (Non-IDB)	39.6	35.0	+13.3%	+18.8%

 

 1) Proportionate consolidation method for joint ventures

Revenue for the 4^th quarter:

CHFm	2025	2024	Variation à cours de change courants	Variation à cours de change constants
Reported revenue (IFRS)	274.5	263.4	+4.2%	+12.4%
Revenue including share of joint ventures1)	293.2	283.5	+3.4%	+11.7%
Interdealer broking business (IDB)	284.8	275.1	+3.5%	+11.6%
Retail investors (Non-IDB)	8.4	8.4	+1.1%	+13.7%

 

1) Proportionate consolidation method for joint ventures

ABOUT COMPAGNIE FINANCIERE TRADITION SA

Compagnie Financière Tradition SA is one of the world's largest interdealer brokers in over-the-counter financial and commodity related products. Represented in over 30 countries, Compagnie Financière Tradition SA employs more than 2,500 people globally and provides broking and data services for a complete range of financial products (money market products, bonds, interest rate, currency and credit derivatives, equities, equity derivatives, interest rate futures and index futures) and non-financial products (energy and environmental products and precious metals). Compagnie Financière Tradition SA (CFT) is listed on the SIX Swiss Exchange. 

For more information, please visit www.tradition.com.

CONTACTS MEDIA
Patrick Combes, Président
Compagnie Financière Tradition SA
+41 (0)21 343 52 87
actionnaire@tradition.ch

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FAQ

What were Compagnie Financière Tradition (CFNCF) full-year 2025 revenues?

The company reported consolidated revenue including joint ventures of CHF 1,203.6 million. According to Compagnie Financière Tradition, this represents an 11.4% increase at constant exchange rates versus 2024, with reported IFRS revenue at CHF 1,115.8 million.

How did CFNCF perform in the fourth quarter of 2025?

CFNCF recorded Q4 revenue including joint ventures of CHF 293.2 million, up 11.7% at constant exchange rates. According to Compagnie Financière Tradition, IDB activity and higher transaction volumes across asset classes drove the quarterly growth.

Why is reported growth lower than constant‑currency growth for CFNCF 2025?

Reported growth was lower due to currency effects from a stronger Swiss franc. According to Compagnie Financière Tradition, FX translation, notably versus the U.S. dollar and yen, limited reported performance despite higher constant‑rate revenue.

What was CFNCF's Interdealer Broking (IDB) revenue in 2025?

Interdealer broking revenue was CHF 1,164.0 million for 2025, up 11.2% at constant exchange rates. According to Compagnie Financière Tradition, IDB represented the bulk of group revenue and benefited from increased transaction volumes.

Did CFNCF's retail (Non‑IDB) segment grow in 2025 and by how much?

Yes. Retail (Non‑IDB) revenue reached CHF 39.6 million, up 18.8% at constant exchange rates. According to Compagnie Financière Tradition, retail activity contributed modestly to consolidated growth but showed strong percentage gains year‑over‑year.