MultiBank Group Reports $209M H1 Revenue Amid Token Launch
MultiBank Group reported first-half results for 2025, posting $209 million in revenue alongside $170 million in profit. The Dubai-based financial derivatives firm saw revenue climb 20% compared to the same period last year.
MultiBank Group Reports $209M H1 Revenue Jump
The company hit a single-day trading record in April, processing $56 billion worth of transactions while maintaining high client activity across its global platforms. MultiBank serves over 2 million clients in more than 100 countries and processes an average daily trading volume exceeding $35 billion.Naser Taher, Founder and Chairman of MultiBank Group; Source: LinkedIn
“Achieving $209 million revenue in six months shows the strength of our core business and the trust of our clients,” said Naser Taher, Founder and Chairman.
For comparison, in the whole of 2024, the company reported revenue of $361.87 million and net income of $361.87 million. If the growth momentum continues in the second half of 2025, the company could expect an improvement over the results reported for the entire previous year.
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Digital Asset Launch Drives Token Surge
MultiBank also expanded into digital assets in July with the launch of its $MBG Utility Token, which debuted on July 22. Since launch, $MBG has traded at roughly seven times its initial price, reflecting what the company describes as strong market demand. Current trading data shows the token at around $2.04 with daily volumes reaching $17.9 million.
“The rapid growth of our $MBG Utility Token demonstrates how our digital asset strategy builds on this foundation to create long-term value," Taher added.
In terms of market capitalization, which stands at just under $180 million, the token is currently ranked #258 on CoinMarketCap, placing it clearly outside the top tier.
Source: CoinMarketCap
The token sits at the center of MultiBank's four-pillar ecosystem designed to bridge traditional and digital finance. This includes MultiBank TradFi for conventional FX and CFD trading, MultiBank.io as a digital asset platform, MEX Exchange for institutional liquidity, and MultiBank.io RWA for real estate tokenization.
The company has structured a $440 million buyback and burn program for the token over four years, with plans to systematically purchase and destroy up to 50% of the total supply. Token holders benefit from reduced trading fees across MultiBank's platforms and access to staking rewards.
MultiBank's real estate tokenization venture launched with a $3 billion agreement involving Dubai-based MAG Lifestyle Development, featuring properties like The Ritz-Carlton Residences. The company has since scaled its real estate tokenization ambitions to $10 billion.