FTMO acquired retail forex broker OANDA for 8.79 billion Czech koruna, approximately $422 million, with the transaction closing on December 1, 2025, according to the prop trading firm’s annual filings. CVC Capital Partners, OANDA’s previous owner since 2018, sold the broker at a significant markup from its original $160 million purchase price. FTMO financed the deal partly through a $250 million credit line from Czech banks led by UniCredit.
The acquisition fueled substantial growth for FTMO’s parent company OHM, which posted consolidated revenue of $427 million in 2025, up 30 percent year-over-year. Paid orders surged nearly 50 percent to 1.27 million, with returning clients now generating approximately 80 percent of total revenue. The OANDA partnership enabled FTMO to re-enter the US market as the only prop firm offering MetaTrader 5 there, making the United States its second-largest market after the United Kingdom. Total consolidated assets reached $1.47 billion by year-end.
FXnCO Insight
FTMO’s OANDA acquisition signals aggressive consolidation in the proprietary trading sector, with established retail brokers becoming strategic targets for well-capitalized prop firms seeking regulatory access and geographic expansion.
Source: Finance Magnates