Siebert FY25 EPS drops 60.61% to $0.13; revenue rises 12.28% to $94.2 million

Reuters03-31
Siebert FY25 EPS drops 60.61% to $0.13; revenue rises 12.28% to $94.2 million
  • Siebert posted fiscal 2025 net income of USD 5.1 million, down 62%.
  • Revenue climbed to USD 94 million from USD 84 million.
  • Operating income in Financial Services fell to USD 6.8 million from USD 18 million.
  • Stock borrow/stock loan revenue rose 51% to USD 29 million, while interest, marketing and distribution fees declined to USD 28 million on lower interest rates.
  • Business updates included a USD 2.4 million realized gain on an equity security sale, a USD 4.8 million one-time NFS business development credit, and a USD 3.7 million buyout of remaining 32% of RISE; management highlighted expansion into investment banking and continued investment in technology, with no financial outlook provided.


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