Meitav Trade Reports: Profit Surge and Multi-Million Dividend Payout
Investment firm Meitav Trade concludes a strong quarter with a 12% increase in net profit and is distributing 13 million shekels to investors, alongside the acquisition of thousands of new clients and the upcoming launch of a new trading system.
Investment firm Meitav Trade has concluded the second quarter of 2026 with continued growth in business and financial activity, alongside an increase in its client base and the expansion of its technological capabilities. According to data published by the company, revenues for the quarter totaled approximately 76.6 million shekels, an increase of about 16% compared to the corresponding quarter in 2025.
The company's net profit for the second quarter reached 18.1 million shekels, reflecting a 12% increase compared to the same period last year. Simultaneously, the company announced a dividend distribution of approximately 13 million shekels.
One of the key drivers of this growth is the increase in the number of clients. During the second quarter, Meitav Trade recruited about 9,200 new trading clients. In the first half of 2026, approximately 18,900 new clients joined the firm, and as of the end of July, the total number of clients stood at about 132,000.
The company's revenues were derived from two main business segments. The Meitav Trade stock exchange membership activity recorded revenues of about 60.2 million shekels, driven by client acquisition, trading activity, and interest income. Institutional brokerage activity yielded about 16.4 million shekels, following an increase in trading volumes.
Alongside these financial results, the company continues to invest in technology. Meitav Trade CEO Osher Tubul highlighted the upcoming launch of a new trading system that includes a series of advanced tools, such as fractional share trading, TradingView charts, and recurring orders. Additionally, the company is integrating artificial intelligence tools into its service and operational systems.
According to Tubul, expected changes in the capital market may create further opportunities for the firm. He pointed to the recommendations of the arbitration committee, particularly the potential establishment of a dedicated investment account, as a move that could encourage Israeli savers to transition to non-bank trading platforms.
