FUTU

Futu Holdings Price

FUTU
$141.05
-$4.48(-3.07%)

*Data last updated: 2026-05-11 17:54 (UTC+8)

As of 2026-05-11 17:54, Futu Holdings (FUTU) is priced at $141.05, with a total market cap of $20.14B, a P/E ratio of 15.72, and a dividend yield of 1.79%. Today, the stock price fluctuated between $140.68 and $150.00. The current price is 0.26% above the day's low and 5.96% below the day's high, with a trading volume of 3.09M. Over the past 52 weeks, FUTU has traded between $101.00 to $202.52, and the current price is -30.35% away from the 52-week high.

FUTU Key Stats

Yesterday's Close$144.89
Market Cap$20.14B
Volume3.09M
P/E Ratio15.72
Dividend Yield (TTM)1.79%
Dividend Amount$2.60
Diluted EPS (TTM)81.31
Net Income (FY)$11.31B
Revenue (FY)$22.80B
Earnings Date2026-06-04
EPS Estimate2.91
Revenue Estimate$756.33M
Shares Outstanding139.01M
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

2026-04-12 07:51Second batch of Hong Kong stablecoin license applications is in progress, with Futu Securities and OSL Group competingGate News message, April 12—The second batch of Hong Kong compliant stablecoin license applications is underway. According to reliable sources, Futu Securities and the OSL Group are both applicants for the second batch of licenses. Previously, in November 2025, 13 government agencies including the People’s Bank of China issued a statement reiterating that China will crack down on virtual currency trading within its territory, and would classify stablecoins as virtual currencies. This means that trading stablecoins in mainland China will not be possible.2026-04-01 01:04Hong Kong’s first batch of stablecoin licenses has been delayed, and the Monetary Authority says it is working to move forward as quickly as possibleGate News message, on April 1, the Hong Kong SAR’s first batch of stablecoin issuer license approvals were originally scheduled to be issued in March 2026, but they did not materialize as planned. A spokesperson for the Hong Kong Monetary Authority responded that the HKMA is working full steam ahead to advance the licensing process and will make timely announcements to the public. Regarding which entities will receive the first batch of licenses, the market is generally focused on two Hong Kong dollar note-issuing banks: HSBC and Standard Chartered. HSBC has not yet publicly disclosed whether it has submitted an application, but reports earlier this year in mid-January said HSBC has a strong chance of obtaining the first batch of licenses. At present, the official has not clearly disclosed the reasons for the delay in the licenses. An individual close to the stablecoin licensing application process revealed that in recent times the HKMA has been in close contact with the first batch of potential compliant license applicants, and there are still modification suggestions being put forward regarding issuance arrangements. In addition, the second batch of Hong Kong compliant stablecoin licenses is also under application. Reliable sources said that Futu Securities and the OSL Group are strong contenders for the second batch of licenses.2026-03-26 04:24Futu Holdings' licensed virtual asset trading platform "Leopard Trading Platform" officially commenced operations in Hong Kong.BlockBeats News, March 26 — According to HKG Communications, Futu Holdings announced that its wholly owned, self-built virtual asset trading platform, "Cheetah Trading Platform," has officially obtained a full license and is now operational. The Cheetah Trading Platform will soon be fully integrated with Futu Securities, a retail brokerage under the group, providing core support such as virtual asset trading matching, asset custody, and technical solutions. Futu Holdings stated that the Cheetah Trading Platform is Hong Kong's first licensed virtual asset trading platform incubated by a brokerage. Its deep integration with Futu Securities will create Hong Kong’s and Asia’s first comprehensive financial service platform that operates under a dual license for "Securities Brokerage + Virtual Asset Trading."2025-11-18 09:31Futu Q3 Financial Report: Platform virtual asset trading volume increased by 161% quarter-on-quarter, and the number of traders rose by 87%.PANews, November 18th news, Futu Holdings announced its third quarter financial report for the period ending September 30, 2025. In this quarter, Futu's total revenue was HKD 6.403 billion (approximately USD 823 million), a year-on-year rise of 86.3%; under Non-GAAP, the net profit was HKD 3.312 billion (approximately USD 426 million), a year-on-year rise of 136.9%. In terms of virtual assets, the Futu platform's trading volume for virtual assets this quarter rose by 161% quarter-on-quarter, with the number of traders increasing by 87%, and the asset scale nearly doubling. Highlights of its Web3.0 business include: during the Hong Kong FinTech Week, Futu collaborated with several strategic partners to participate in the HKMA's wholesale central bank digital currency (wCBDC) project - Ensemble, completing the concept verification of "tokenized deposits to purchase money market funds"; Futu has launched the Huaxia Solana ETF and has been designated by the issuer Huaxia Fund (Hong Kong) as the preferred partner for the first round of subscriptions.

Hot Posts About Futu Holdings (FUTU)

Powerpei

Powerpei

5 hours ago
This morning, several old groups were all sharing their LeDong robot trades. Last night, the dark pool surged over 200 points, screenshots of over HKD 10,000 floating profit per lot were everywhere. Watching this excited scene, I estimate many people are feeling envious. Everyone is only focused on those lucky chosen ones eating the meat. But no one is calculating how many people are not only missing out on a single sign-up but also enduring high capital interest for several days. Retail investors are most easily fooled by headlines claiming over-subscription of 6,700 times, which makes their brains go bloodshot. They think it's an absolute no-brainer buy signal. Take a moment to calmly do the math, and you'll see. →→→ 6,700 times means the chance of winning a lottery ticket is painfully compressed to just 0.8%. Those big players risking tens of millions to hit the top, after deducting capital costs, at most earn a little profit on one lot. For those who get allocated, they’re definitely smiling, but for most retail investors, this is a low capital utilization rate that’s downright infuriating—a meat grinder. Looking at the current trend in Hong Kong stocks, the only thing that offers ordinary investors a bit of a lifeline is that mandatory rebound mechanism. Usually, the market share might be only 10%, but because LeDong’s oversubscription broke 100 times, retail investors’ share was forcibly rebounded to 35%. Before I go into the market, I always stare at this rebound threshold for a long time. ➢ If this lifeline isn’t triggered, putting in small funds is just paying broker fees and becoming cannon fodder, with no chance to get on the table. →→→ Now, let’s talk about the game of the core position. Many people participate in IPOs without even checking who the underwriters are, blindly following others (I have to say, luck is also part of strength, haha). LeDong’s stability this time, do you really think it’s all due to AI concepts? Actually, it’s Haitong International, Guotai Junan, and other big firms using real money as the stabilizer underneath. If a cornerstone investor for a new stock is just some unknown junk fund, even if the hype is blown out of proportion, the probability of opening below the IPO price is very high. The pricing power a few days before listing is never about faith; it’s all about the underwriters’ faction muscle (these small details must be taken seriously). →→→ As for yesterday afternoon’s dark pool trading, that’s the most authentic mirror. I usually keep Futu and Bright’s dark pool quotes open on my computer at the same time. If the dark pool trend is weak or even discounted, it indicates big funds are rushing to exit, and the next day’s opening is all about liquidation and stop-loss—no nonsense. Last night, LeDong on Futu surged to 229%, with a somewhat outrageous buy premium, which is the only reason I dared to hold my core position calmly today. Since 2019, I’ve been surviving through IPOs like Xiaomi all the way to now, stepped into the biotech bubble burst pit, and also caught a few AI dividends. In this environment of severe liquidity divergence, I don’t believe in luck, only in some reference standards: no strong narrative, over-subscription under 500 times, no overnight if dark pool isn’t 50% safe cushion. Although I got this piece of meat today, the market’s money is endless, but the principal can definitely be lost. Don’t use your hard-earned money to fill those unpopular niche pits; understand the underlying rules before jumping in. It’s much more useful than some vague screenshot of a share order. (Personal real trading logic breakdown, not investment or account opening advice. DYOR.) #HongKongIPO
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EncryptionChapterThree

EncryptionChapterThree

7 hours ago
Futu Subsidiary moomoo obtains a U.S. prediction market regulatory license, becoming one of the first online brokerages to legally offer "event contracts." Event contracts = binary outcome predictions. You bet on whether something will happen or not, win money if you're right, lose everything if you're wrong. From Polymarket to Kalshi, and then to moomoo—the prediction market track is shifting from the "gray area" to "licensed operation." What does this mean? Regulators are using a "peace offering" approach, bringing prediction markets into the legitimate financial system. CFTC approval means prediction markets have upgraded from "controversial products" to "compliant financial instruments." Ordinary retail investors no longer need to go through Polymarket; they can participate directly through compliant brokerages like moomoo. Even more interesting is the coverage scope—sports, economics, politics, culture. Political event predictions have already been validated by Polymarket: the 2024 U.S. election, where Polymarket's predictions far outperform almost all polling agencies. Why? Because betting real money better reflects true expectations than filling out surveys. But there's a contradiction here: Polymarket attracts users with "anonymity + no KYC"—users are reluctant to reveal their identities for politically sensitive events. moomoo is a licensed broker, where KYC is standard. Regulation = a ceiling on trading volume. Major event bettors might still prefer Polymarket, which doesn't require identity verification. However, for regulators, this step is already enough— Allow licensed brokerages to dominate the market first, increasing pressure on gray platforms that "may involve insider trading." CFTC's logic is clear: I don't ban prediction markets; I let you play within my framework. Over time, information flow becomes transparent. The war over prediction markets has just begun. #Gate广场五月交易分享 $BR
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