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FUTU
$89.70
-$34.67(-27.87%)

*Data last updated: 2026-05-23 00:07 (UTC+8)

As of 2026-05-23 00:07, Futu Holdings (FUTU) is priced at $89.70, with a total market cap of $12.50B, a P/E ratio of 15.72, and a dividend yield of 2.89%. Today, the stock price fluctuated between $72.92 and $124.80. The current price is 23.01% above the day's low and 28.12% below the day's high, with a trading volume of 61.31M. Over the past 52 weeks, FUTU has traded between $72.92 to $202.52, and the current price is -55.70% away from the 52-week high.

FUTU Key Stats

Yesterday's Close$123.86
Market Cap$12.50B
Volume61.31M
P/E Ratio15.72
Dividend Yield (TTM)2.89%
Dividend Amount$2.60
Diluted EPS (TTM)81.31
Net Income (FY)$11.31B
Revenue (FY)$22.80B
Earnings Date2026-05-28
EPS Estimate2.91
Revenue Estimate$761.34M
Shares Outstanding100.95M
Beta (1Y)0.508
Ex-Dividend Date2026-04-16
Dividend Payment Date2026-04-29

About FUTU

Futu Holdings Limited provides digitalized securities brokerage and wealth management product distribution service in Hong Kong and internationally. It offers online financial services, including securities and derivative trades brokerage, margin financing and fund distribution services through its Futubull and Moomoo digital platforms. The company also provides financial information and online community services; online wealth management services under the Money Plus brand name through its Futubull and moomoo platforms, which provides its client access to mutual funds, private funds, bonds, structured products, and other wealth management products; market data and information services; and NiuNiu Community, which serves as an open forum for users and clients to share insights, ask questions, and exchange ideas. Futu Holdings Limited was founded in 2007 and is headquartered in Admiralty, Hong Kong.
SectorFinancial Services
IndustryFinancial - Capital Markets
CEOHua Li
HeadquartersAdmiralty,None,HK
Employees (FY)300.00
Average Revenue (1Y)$76.02M
Net Income per Employee$37.72M

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Futu Holdings (FUTU) Latest News

2026-05-22 14:34Futu Holdings Reports $1.49B 2025 Profit While Facing $271M Fine from China RegulatorAccording to BlockBeats, on May 22, Futu Holdings reported 2025 net profit of $1.49 billion (116.45 billion HKD), up 101.9% year-over-year, with total revenue reaching 228.47 billion HKD, up 68.1%. The company faces a proposed fine of approximately 18.5 billion Chinese yuan ($271 million) from China's securities regulator for unauthorized cross-border securities and derivatives business activities, equivalent to roughly 18% of its 2025 net profit.2026-05-22 13:17Futu Securities, Tiger Brokers' Mainland China Users Hold Estimated $175B in U.S. Stocks Amid Regulatory UncertaintyAccording to market analysts, if future regulatory policies prevent mainland Chinese investors from holding or trading U.S. securities through cross-border brokers such as Futu Securities and Tiger Brokers, approximately $175 billion in customer assets could require migration or liquidation. As of end-2025, Futu Securities manages around $158.4 billion in customer assets while Tiger Brokers holds about $60.8 billion, according to data cited by PANews. Based on Futu's disclosed mainland China customer asset ratio of over 80%, market estimates suggest combined Greater China customer assets on both platforms total roughly $175 billion. However, analysts note that investors could potentially retain holdings through asset transfers or account migration, meaning actual selling pressure could be significantly lower. Current regulations have not mandated forced liquidation of U.S. stock holdings.2026-05-22 10:12Futu Reports Mainland China Client Share Falls to 13% as of Q1 2026According to Futu on May 22, the China Securities Regulatory Commission and Hong Kong Securities Regulatory Commission issued updated guidance on cross-border securities, futures, and fund activities by mainland investors. Futu stated it will strictly comply with regulatory requirements and enforce related compliance measures. The company emphasized it has ceased onboarding applicants with mainland China identification and rejected tens of thousands of non-compliant account applications over the past two years. As of end of Q1 2026, mainland China clients with assets represent 13% of Futu's total client base, down from higher levels.2026-05-22 08:46Tiger Brokers Drops 40%, Futu Falls 31.78% on China SEC Enforcement on May 22According to BlockBeats, on May 22, Tiger Brokers (TIGR) and Futu Holdings (FUTU) saw significant premarket declines following enforcement action announced by China's Securities Regulatory Commission. TIGR fell 40% in premarket trading, while FUTU declined 31.78%.2026-05-22 08:26Tiger Brokers Drops Over 10%, Futu Holdings Falls Over 5% in Premarket TradingAccording to Jin10, Tiger Brokers Inc. (TIGR.O) and Futu Holdings Limited (FUTU.O) declined sharply in premarket trading on May 22. TIGR dropped over 10%, while FUTU fell over 5%.

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MrDecoder

MrDecoder

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**Futu Holdings** (FUTU 26.99%) has been on a remarkable run since late December, with its stock price up 350% from the end of December to its high on Monday morning, far outperforming the financial sector and the broader market. The fintech company has shown very strong growth in its most recent quarterly earnings reports. Given the incredible strength of the stock and the growth in income and assets, Futu seems like a clear buy -- but investors have reason to be cautious about this growth stock. The good: Impressive growth --------------------------- Futu provides online brokerage and wealth management services to clients to trade in stocks, warrants, options, and exchange-traded funds (ETFs) in Hong Kong and China. The company has benefited from an IPO boom in the country, a boost to Chinese stocks in general -- which have moved dramatically higher in recent months. Image source: Getty Images. Futu showed incredible growth in 2020. In the most recent earnings announcement (for the third quarter), company management said paying clients increased by 115,000, totaling 418,000 for a growth rate of 137% compared to last year. This, coupled with a broader bull market, caused client assets to increase over 178% year over year.   Big increases to its client base boosted earnings, as the broker saw revenue grow 272% year over year, to $122.1 million (all dollar figures in this story are USD equivalents), and boosted net income to $51.8 million, up 1,800%. The broker also established partnerships with several big banks, including **Morgan Stanley**, **Invesco**, and **BNP Paribas**.  The coincidence: Lifted by an IPO boom in China ----------------------------------------------- Futu was helped by a boom in blockbuster IPOs which saw a record 35 Chinese firms go public, selling $13.5 billion in shares in the U.S. via American depository receipts (ADR) deals. According to Dealogic, this is the most money raised by ADRs since 2014, and many of these deals were led by Futu and another Chinese broker, **Tiger Brokers** (TIGR 21.49%). These firms reaped the benefits of relationships they built with some of China's hottest firms at an early stage. With incredible numbers like this, it's clear why the stock has performed so well. But there is much uncertainty investors will have to deal with when it comes to investing in Chinese stocks in general. The bad: Regulatory uncertainty ------------------------------- While Futu saw a boom in both assets and income, there's lots of uncertainty hanging over its head -- along with other Chinese companies listed on U.S. exchanges. As political tensions between the U.S. and China grow, the pipeline of these offerings in the U.S. could be threatened. In early January, an executive order signed by former President Donald Trump went into effect that bars investments in companies linked to the Chinese military. As a result, trading was suspended by the NYSE in certain state-run telecom companies, including **Xiaomi**, **China Mobile**, **China Telecom**, and **China Unicom**. It's not just the former President's executive orders that investors need to worry about. Last year Congress passed a law that could potentially kick Chinese companies off American exchanges on Jan. 1, 2022, if they do not comply with U.S. auditing requirements. China is not keen on the idea of allowing the U.S. access to its audit records, as it says such reviews are a threat to its national security. According to Andrew Collier, managing director of Hong Kong-based Oriental Capital Research, "There is a belief the Biden administration may take a softer touch toward regulatory issues that is prompting companies to still go ahead and sell shares in the world's biggest capital market." However, these companies are moving forward cautiously, as they wait to see how the Biden administration proceeds with the handling of these regulatory issues.   Regulations are not the only threat for Futu. Many of the big-name firms in China had listed in 2020, leaving fewer blockbuster deals, according to Alice Liu, assistant portfolio manager at Zheshang Fund Management Co. in Shanghai. Without as many blockbuster deals, Futu could find it difficult to sustain the high growth rate seen in 2020.   Best to stay away for now ------------------------- While Futu has shown tremendous growth, current investors may find now a good time to take profits on the company. An uncertain political environment combined with fewer big-name firms going public in China make Futu a high-risk stock that investors should probably avoid until the regulatory situation becomes more clear.
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