Indexa Capital doubles its profit and reaches 3.5 million through September

Indexa Capital boosts its profit to 3.5 million in nine months of 2026, with strong increases in commissions, gross margin and assets under management.

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Indexa Capital Group closed the first nine months of 2026 with net profit of 3.5 million euros, which implies an increase of 119.8% compared with the same period of the previous fiscal year, according to the firm itself.

Revenue from commissions rebounded 57.8%, to stand at 10.4 million euros, compared with the 6.6 million that the manager had recorded through September of the previous year.

Gross margin rose to 10.2 million euros at the end of September, which represents an increase of 59.2% compared with the 6.4 million registered a year earlier.

Assets under management or advisory of Indexa Capital totaled 6.292 billion euros at the end of September, 61% more than in the same period of the previous fiscal year.

In parallel, the increase in revenue was greater than that of costs, which rose 32.3%, to reach 5.5 million euros in the cumulative figure to September.

Within that item, personnel expenses grew 3.3%, while general expenses surged 60.6%.

"Each time we manage more assets, our revenues grow faster than our expenses and our profits keep accelerating. This increase in scale allows us to continue improving the group’s profitability and share the benefits of growth with our clients, through new cost reductions," said the cofounder and CEO of Indexa Capital Group, Unai Ansejo.