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Moomoo's Parent Company Futu Releases Q1 2026 Results: Revenues up 25% YoY to US$746.9 million

Futu Holdings, parent of moomoo, reported unaudited Q1 2026 results: revenues of US$746.9 million, up 25% year over year, and US$117.3 million in non-GAAP adjusted net income. As of March 31, 2026 it had 30.17 million registered users and US$155.8 billion in client assets (+47.2% YoY). Trading volume rose 29.1% YoY to US$529.4 billion; AUM reached US$22.8 billion (+28.2% YoY).

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after-hours / post-release earnings update (May 28, 2026)
Growth/engagement positive for retail brokerage platforms; aligns with risk-on sentiment if investors focus on user and asset momentum.

Strong top-line growth plus accelerating client assets and trading activity suggests improving engagement and monetization for FUTU’s brokerage/wealth platform.

Futu reported unaudited Q1 2026 results with revenues up 25% YoY, client assets up 47% YoY, and trading volume hitting an all-time high.

Likely positive near-term bias as the print provides fresh growth signals and supports momentum in retail brokerage sentiment.

Background

The article is a PRNewswire-style earnings release for Futu Holdings’ parent of moomoo, covering Q1 2026 financials and platform/product expansion.

Why it matters

The combination of accelerating client assets (+47% YoY), higher trading volume (+29% YoY to an all-time high), and expanding wealth AUM (+28% YoY) provides a multi-metric growth confirmation that can influence expectations for future revenue and engagement.

Market relevance

Material earnings datapoints and user/activity metrics for the Nasdaq-listed parent are likely to move expectations for growth and engagement in tech-driven retail brokerage.

Market effects

Reinforces the narrative that tech-driven retail brokers are gaining share via AI tooling and expanding product access (options/crypto).

Highlights double-digit QoQ client-asset growth across Malaysia, Australia, Canada, and Japan, suggesting regional traction beyond any single market.

Cross-market product expansion (API AI agents, crypto rails, licensed virtual asset operations) may support broader investor confidence in global brokerage platforms’ scalability.

Alternative perspectives

Revenue and asset growth may be partially driven by market conditions and trading-cycle effects rather than durable margin expansion.

The release is unaudited and non-GAAP adjusted income is emphasized; traders should watch for any gap between adjusted and GAAP profitability, plus regulatory/product execution risk in new markets.

Key entities

  • Futu Holdings Ltd.

    Nasdaq-listed parent company releasing Q1 2026 results and reporting growth in revenues, client assets, trading volume, and wealth AUM.

  • moomoo

    Futu’s brokerage/wealth platform; article details AI upgrades and new trading capabilities across markets.

  • Nasdaq

    Partnered with moomoo on options expirations (Monday/Wednesday) to drive user conversion.

  • Google

    Hosted a financial creator workshop with moomoo focused on AI empowerment and intelligent trading.

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