London based Retail FX and CFDs broker Valutrades has announced that the company has secured a further capital injection in March 2026 of £600,000 from its controlling shareholders, reinforcing the company’s financial position and long-term commitment to sustainable growth.
Series of capital raises
This latest funding follows a series of capital raises over the past years (covering losses at Valutrades totaling more than £6 million in 2023 and 2024 combined), aimed at strengthening the firm’s capital base while supporting its broader strategic transformation.
Following a period of strategic restructuring, capital reinforcement, and large-scale platform redevelopment, Valutrades said that it has now transitioned from infrastructure buildout to performance refinement.
The launch of its upgraded website and Client Area in late 2023, followed by its native mobile app in 2024, established a strong digital foundation for the business. In 2026, the company’s focus has shifted toward enhancing the overall client experience across the trading environment. Key developments include:
- Improving app responsiveness and execution speed
- Strengthening platform stability during periods of heightened market volatility
- Refining the user interface for more intuitive navigation
These enhancements are designed to reduce friction across the trading journey and support clients in navigating the markets with greater clarity and efficiency.
Commenting on the latest development, Valutrades CEO Graeme Watkins said,
“The latest capital injection shows our shareholders’ continued support for the business and our long-term growth strategy. It ensures we retain a strong capital base and will be used to expand into new markets now our rebranding and upgraded tech stack are complete. The continued support from shareholders reflects confidence in Valutrades’ long-term strategy, with a clear emphasis on delivering a stable, reliable, and user-centric trading experience.”
About Valutrades
Valutrades Limited is an online financial services business that offers clients trading of forex, CFDs and commodities via the Metatrader4 and Metatrader5 platforms and FIX API connectivity. The company is run from London led by Graeme Watkins, who has been CEO since 2015. Valutrades is controlled by Indonesian investors Aman Lakhiani and Anil Bahirwani.




















