M4Markets Closes 2025 With Solid Growth and Sets Direction for 2026

Multi-regulated forex and CFD broker M4Markets has reported robust performance across its key regions in 2025, with active trader numbers and year-on-year growth rates rising in Asia, MENA, LATAM and Africa. The highest increase was recorded in the MENA region, which surged 618%.

The company, which holds licences from European regulators, the FSA Seychelles and the DFSA, said it is entering 2026 with greater stability and a clearer strategic direction following a year of operational improvements.

CEO Highlights Regional Adaptation as Key Driver

Commenting on the results, CEO Oscar Asly noted that the broker’s focus on execution quality, support and education translated into measurable gains. “This year gave us a clearer picture of how traders behave across different regions. We saw higher retention, stronger day-to-day activity and a noticeable increase in the demand for stable trading conditions,” he said.

Asly attributed the positive outcome to the firm’s ability to adapt to each region’s specific needs. Asian and GCC traders showed strong participation, with gold and major indices remaining top asset choices. LATAM clients demonstrated high momentum in crypto CFDs, while Africa recorded growing interest in forex majors. The company’s client support teams improved resolution times and satisfaction scores.

Focus on Practical Improvements in 2025

Asly described the year’s progress as practical, citing better spreads, faster execution, smoother withdrawals and more educational content as central pillars. “As we look toward 2026, our work will focus on deeper platform enhancements, better analytics and more personalised support for every region,” he added.

M4Markets also noted rising demand for educational resources across Asia, LATAM and MENA, alongside a shift toward lower-spread accounts, higher leverage options and stronger risk control tools. The broker’s MT4 and MT5 platforms offer deposit from $5, leverage up to 1:5000, and features such as built-in indicators, hedging capabilities, custom reports and trading signals. Additional licences are currently in progress, the company said.